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Predators

(n) /ˈprɛdətəz/
Predators

Meaning

An animal that naturally preys on others.

Pronunciation

UK ˈprɛdətəz

US ˈprɛdətərz

Example Sentences

  • They do not live in thick forests where it is difficult to see predators, such as lions, approaching.
  • These spots help them hide from predators.
  • They use their legs to kick predators and defend themselves.
  • They need to stay alert for predators like lions.
  • If fish are jumping out of the water, it often means predators are chasing them from below.
  • Millions of years ago, the [ostrich's] ancestors roamed open grasslands where the best defence against predators was speed, not escape into the air.
  • Running proved spectacularly successful, and an ostrich can sprint at roughly 70 kilometres per hour, a pace few predators can sustain.

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