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predator

noun as in hunter, killer

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In the Dinosaur Coast gallery, the beasts don’t just stand there: They guard their young from predators and engage in fierce life-and-death struggles.

New Zealand’s campaign is unusual because it aims to eradicate small, mobile and fast-breeding predators from the entire nation.

But it was not a predator that had disturbed the quiet of their off-grid holiday: it was a flurry of text messages bearing the news that Dr Ramsdell had won the Nobel Prize for medicine.

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Part of the harlequin's success as a species comes from its ability as a predator.

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“The birds that would have a safe haven in that spring or be hidden away from raptors and predators overhead don’t have that opportunity anymore,” McQuilkin said.

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