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BASIC STRATEGIES FOR FISHING LARGE LAKES&BAYS
As an example, smaller striped bass will school together to ambush schools of small minnows, large stripers will cruise near schools of larger prey when prey is plentiful, and then will ambush when seeking structure prone prey. Largemouth bass are largely ambush predators (big mouth, ...
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IUCN/SSC Invasive Species Specialist Group (ISSG)/Features
Added to this is the fact that they are 'opportunistic' hunters - they will eat pretty ... on larger and larger prey items. At about one year of age they feed on tadpoles, frogs, snails, crabs, shrimp and even small fish, thereafter feeding on an even greater variety of insects, larger ...
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The Florida Panther Society, Inc.
Everglades National Park and Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge, all hunting is prohibited, even of prey animals like deer and wild hogs. Several of the preserves allow limited hunting in ... unprotected areas. Furthermore, much of the public acreage is wetlands, which do not support the larger prey populations of deer and wild hogs that panthers require for optimum, healthy feeding. More secure ...
www.panthersociety.org

Peregrine biology - natural history
Cornell University demonstrated that females are more efficient hunters, because they can catch larger prey species, and therefore need to make fewer hunting expeditions, and as a result can conserve ... they are older and need more food, the female begins to hunt again and brings larger prey such as pigeons and ducks. Peregrines, as well as many other predatory species, can eat ...
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The Great Crested Newt (Triturus cristatus)
Smooth Newt and the Palmate Newt, the Great Crested Newt is significantly larger, growing up to 15 cm in length and looking much heavier. This species is dark ... Great Crested Newt is a voracious feeder and because of its size can consume much larger prey than the smaller newt species. It can be found in ponds of all types and ...
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White Spot Assassin Bug
Individuals catch their own prey but larger prey will often be fed upon by a number of individuals. Insects are caught by ... and yellow. They are called assassin bugs because of their habit of stalking their insect prey. The obvious and bright markings on these bugs warn predators of their painful bite and ...
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De Wildt Cheetah and Wildlife Trust, North West Province, South Africa
Prey is chased by the pack and smaller animals are pulled down. Larger prey may keep running while the dogs continue to bite and tear at it. In both cases prey ...
www.dewildt.org.za

Tigers -- hunting, prey and captive feeding.
The throat bite, or strangle hold, causes suffocation and is the bite of preference for larger prey. This is applied for up to ten minutes to ensure that no life remains. It was once believed that a tiger in this position was sucking blood from the prey ...
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Tigers -- hunting, prey and captive feeding.
Hunting & Feeding - Page 1: Concealment | 2&3: Technique | 4: Failures | ... usually in return for only a small meal, they prefer to look for larger prey such as those mentioned in paragraph 1. Tigers will also attack elephant ... adult elephant have no worries as the tiger prefers easier, less dangerous, prey. During territorial disputes a tiger may also kill another and eat it. ...
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The Canadian Peregrine Foundation - Birds of Prey Educational Centre
PREY EDUCATIONAL CENTRE July 2002 -- Completion of phase one construction New outdoor pens being built for larger ... Prey Education Centre. April 2002 -- Phase one under construction New outdoor pens being built for larger raptors as part of phase two. September 23, 2001 -- Sneak Preview On September 23, CPF volunteers from across Ontario were invited to see the progress on the CPF Birds of Prey ...
www.peregrine-foundation.ca