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A 24-year-old married woman fell prey to sextortion after befriending the accused on Instagram and later falling in love with him.
A human standing up is just not the right shape for a lion's prey.
All the while, people who scoff at others for falling prey to disinformation widely retweeted the fable about Tate's pizza box.
Source: https://www.wired.com/story/the-terrible-cost-of-little-viral-lies/
Also, there are new shots of helicopters approaching Manhattan, looming over the city as a hunter does over its prey.
Source: https://collider.com/succession-opening-credits-explained/
A Manchester Crown Court jury that deliberated 22 days convicted Letby, 33, of murdering the seven babies over a yearlong period that saw her prey on the vulnerabilities of sick newborns and their anxious parents.
Ambassador Telles strongly advised migrants to protect their own well-being and avoid falling prey to smugglers’ false promises.
Source: https://ticotimes.net/2023/08/09/u-s-ambassador-to-costa-rica-warns-against-irregular-migration
Animals can become stressed through constant handling, birds of prey are chained to perches and nocturnal species are made to interact with visitors throughout the day, she said.
Another example is the bird-like Natovenator polydontus, which had a streamlined body that it may have used to dive for its prey.
Anyone chuffed to get a hefty pay rise over the past year without considering whether, after inflation, they can actually buy more has fallen prey to the illusion.
As the Comanche warrior who flips from prey to predator while tangling with our favorite mandibled extraterrestrial, Amber Midthunder soars above the film’s humble monster mash plotting.
Source: https://filmschoolrejects.com/best-sci-fi-fantasy-movies-2022/
As we exited the field at dusk, a red-tailed hawk that had likely spotted the grouse for dinner from his high perch but was no doubt interrupted by our sudden presence in his field of prey simply glided away in the opposite direction.
Source: https://patriotpost.us/articles/102133-what-can-be-learned-through-art-and-grace-2023-11-14
At that time, my favourite things to shoot were birds of prey, wildlife, land and seascapes and churches.
Author A. A. Milne’s beloved characters undergo a drastic makeover as they are transformed into feral serial killers who prey upon the residents of the Hundred-Acre Woods.
Because it's easy for him to prey on the women wrestlers."
“Being prey animals, they’re really aware of what’s going on around them in their environment.
Source: https://berwick.starcommunity.com.au/news/2023-06-08/kind-on-the-mind/
Birds of prey, including golden eagles, scan the procession from distant rocks for a potential meal, though such opportunities are rare.
“Californians are falling victim to drug dealers who prey on the potency and availability of illicit fentanyl,” Seyarto said.
Climate exposure was scored using 16 factors likely to affect marine mammals, their prey, and/or their habitat.
Source: https://phys.org/news/2023-09-dolphins-whales-highly-vulnerable-climate.html
Conversely, if their prey populations are thriving, the owls will in turn have a more successful breeding season, leading to lots of babies – and competition for food, which can also encourage them to fly further away in search of their next meal.
Source: https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/rare-sighting-snowy-owl-california-17694868.php
Detective Inspector Amanda Sykes, of Cumbria Police’s major incident team, said: ‘Woolveridge’s victims were already extremely distressed at the loss of their much loved pets, when he cruelly chose to prey on them.