- Raiding, also
known as depredation, is a
military tactic or
operational warfare "smash and grab"
mission which has a
specific purpose.
Raiders do not capture...
-
carnivorous activity, such as
eating dead
alewives along lakes****s or
depredating the
nests of
northern bobwhites.
Nearly all
cervids are so-called uniparental...
- "First
description of a Bald
Eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus)
actively depredating an
adult Sandhill Crane (Antigone canadensis)."
Western North American...
-
Simon (January 2019). "Movements and dive
behaviour of a toothfish-
depredating killer and
sperm whale". ICES
Journal of
Marine Science. 76 (1): 298–311...
- prayer,
precarious pred- prey
Latin praedari "plunder", from
praeda "prey"
depredate, predation, predator, predatory, prey prehend-, prend-, prehens- grasp...
- buzzards,
despite up to
several nestlings and
fledglings being likely depredated by mammals.
Common buzzards themselves rarely present a
threat to other...
- a
fleet with an
average of 20
years without a
renovation plan and a
depredating administration by the
Mexican Government. In August, a privatization...
- non-interference. As a
result of this,
territories of the
state were
depredated by the Maratha's and Amir Khan
Pindari till the
signing of the historic...
- a
Canada goose refuge is too successful. Too many
birds show up and
depredate the
crops of the farmers.
Marlin observes the
research work
being done...
- (the
Australian ecological equivalent of the Nile monitor)
succeeds in
depredating about 90% of
freshwater crocodile (Crocodylus johnsoni) eggs and about...
