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Predator

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Predator
Public safety See Sexual predator
Zoology An animal that preys upon and consumes other animals for its sustenance
predator
an animal that derives its life support by predation.
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Byline: ANI Washington, June 9 (ANI): A Swedish study from Uppsala University has shown that Siberian jays use over a dozen different calls to communicate the level of danger and predator category to other members of their own group when mobbing predators.
Birds use different calls to mob predator by Asian News International
Enroute, the Harriers link up with a single MQ-1 Predator from the 11th Reconnaissance Squadron and begin working a game plan to support engagement of time-critical targets.
VMA-513: expanding the Predator's role by Sharp, Grady / Naval Aviation News
Byline: Pajhwok Report Predator crashed in south Pajhwok Report - Nov 3, 2008 - 12:08 KABUL (PAN): An Air Force MQ-1 Predator crashed at approximately 11:20 a.
Predator crashed in south by Pajhwok Afghan News (Kabul, Afghanistan)
 
 
 
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