Sentences with phrase «prey with»

«Despite their minute brains, mantises are sophisticated visual hunters which can capture prey with terrifying efficiency.

«In one of the experiments, we were extremely lucky as the group that the tagged animal was in stayed in the same area, allowing us to track the dolphin every time it was at the surface and observe the prey with the echosounder right where and when the dolphin was foraging,» continued Arranz.

It's unclear in this work whether the figure crouching cat - like above is fixated on her prey with arousal or contempt.

The eagle recalls the idealized notion of the artist as a bird of prey with eyes everywhere and as the not - so - attractive symbol of imperial power, not excluding the Nazi use of the eagle as an emblem.

With 2 minutes remaining on the mission, 2 Redpits (Slinger ammo), and 1 potion to my name, I managed to lure Anjanath under the canopy and let loose on the boulders overhead, finishing off my prey with one swift shot.

Compared to DOOM there's a much wider and varied style to his work on Prey with equal tones of isolation, paranoia, and alien terror.

When you think of handheld multiplayer experiences in which you and your friends hunt large and dangerous prey with a variety of wild weapons, one game immediately comes to mind: Monster Hunter.

We delve deep into the terrors and technologies of Prey with Arkane to find out how it is bringing us System Shock for a new generation.

Run, hide, and fight to survive in the darkness as the player designated as the Slasher stalks their prey with a Shotgun.

In Realmforge Studios» Dark, you'll have a chance to try both on for size in a game that lets players slip into the role of a vampire who can both attack his prey with brutal efficiency or toy with them from afar via unearthly powers.

A RUTHLESS NEW HERO FOR A BRUTAL WORLD: Play as Arno, an entirely new breed of Assassin, and take down your prey with a range of new weapons such as the Phantom Blade, a hidden blade with crossbow capabilities

In past games, after accepting a quest you would simply roam around each zone until you could mark your prey with paintballs, but now you have scoutflies, glowing bugs that hover around points of interest such as footprints or plants or ore.

At least its heavy usage is thematically relevant, though, bringing to life how Geralt is able to read the environment and track his prey with his super-human senses, so as flaws go it's an easily forgiven one.

Orcas share their prey with the rest of the group, including members that didn't take part in the hunt, Black said.

Unlike other wildcats, the Jaguars prefer to kill prey with a single bite to the skull; they posses the most powerful jaws of all the big cats,» reads the description of the Jaguar on the Belize Zoo website.

These feisty predatory fish stun smaller prey with their prominent bill.

Its lightning - fast claws can spear or smash prey with the speed of a bullet, and its three - layer armor plating is more advanced than anything the military possesses.

They were tearing into the flesh of freshly killed prey with blood dripping down their fur.

Are the cats really only killing prey with existing illness or injury who might have died or been killed by another predator anyway?

Setter: Setters were also trained to point, especially as bird hunting became popular, but their original training was to set or crouch in front of the quarry, allowing the hunter to capture the prey with a net.

While wolves may track down their prey with snouts, the beagle's amazing nose has an unmatched keen sense for smell.

You can also attempt to mimic the movement of their natural prey with their pole toys.

Now the game is over and the string (prey) is left about for the cat to pounce on and there is a good possibility she will investigate the prey with her mouth.

Dogs may circle the prey with some approaching ahead and others behind, in a coordinated effort to take down the animal.

When attacking, cats instinctively grab the neck and head of their prey with their paws and teeth, and use the claws on their back feet to kick and hack at the abdomen.

This last point, it would seem, is a reference to the often - cited work of William George, who suggested that «cats inevitably compete for prey with many of our declining raptors, and therein may lie a serious problem.»

«Their innate hunting ability can be used to hunt explosives by substituting their natural prey with the explosives scent.»

Some examples are: fawn that need to be rehabilitated due to injury, birds of prey with broken wings, snakes or turtles that need a helping hand or relocation, we even had a bear sighting in Petaluma a few years ago!

A tall, narrow frame and arching spine sets this breed apart and enables it to run fast and chase prey with incredible speed and agility.

When considering only prey with good color vision (birds and reptiles / amphibians) the reduction was 54 %.

Cats don't kill their prey with their claws, the claws are used to hold onto the prey, the teeth are used to kill the prey.

We all seem to be fascinated by these mysterious birds of prey with their big beautiful eyes.

His deeds take on mythic proportions as he kills his prey with an assegai, a Xhosa sword of vengeance.

This color - changing, tentacled shape - shifter can «pour» itself through a hole the size of a thimble, drill through seashells with its tongue, squirt ink, and paralyze its prey with venom.

Universal City, California, April 11, 2018 — Inspired by the 2008 cult classic The Strangers, The Strangers: Prey at Night is based on real events surrounding a family struggling to survive as they are attacked on their vacation by a trio of masked psychopaths that hunt their prey with seemingly no rhyme or reason.

After all, it has a masked killer who stalks his campus prey with a butcher knife and an eye for opportunistic loud parties and long strolls in short skirts.

Initially they stalked their prey with their weapons, watching and observing.

Perhaps the most annoying difference is that Heijningen's Thing doesn't even try to assimilate its prey with any stealth, but rather makes a big scene out of every transformation, presumably to show off its flashy CGI makeover.

Just think of yourself as a Primal huntsman stalking his prey with a skull - crushing rock, and you'll be fine.

The animals strike with lightning speed, clobbering prey with limbs that are incredibly strong.

Instead of exhausting their prey through a long pursuit, the cats ambushed prey at a short distance and immobilized them using their massive forelimbs before killing the prey with precisely positioned bites, the researchers said.

Like modern gray wolves, dire wolves — which «are not made - up beasts for «Game of Thrones,»» Brown said — were predators that caught and killed prey with their jaws.

The researchers also found greater numbers of predators and scavengers under the lamps — like ground beetles, harvestmen and ants — because it may be easier to hunt for prey with the help of a spotlight.

«See no prey, hear no prey, smell no prey: yet it finds prey with great efficiency,» Dawkins wrote with appreciative relish, «catching half its own weight in a day.»

The ability of electric eels to shock their prey with a 600 - volt blast is well known, but exactly how the fish orchestrate their attacks has remained a question as murky as the waters they hunt in.

Like many deep - sea predators, they may lure in their prey with light.

But 25 million years ago, a very different baleen specimen was terrorising the seas off Australia, tearing at its prey with large teeth.

The image captures the moment when the squid seizes the prey with his arms.»

For decades, researchers thought the cats first bit into their prey with their lower jaws and then used strong neck muscles to roll their head forward and downward to power a bite.

A new species of carnivorous crustacean has been identified, which roamed the seas 435 million years ago, grasping its prey with spiny limbs before devouring it.