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Some are home to algae, others to tiny predacious plants.

A few species are predacious and have additional mouth parts for grasping.

This particular species is predacious in both the larvae and adult stages of life.

Many of the latter were large and predacious.

Unfortunately, setting back one predacious worker did not alter the fundamental situation.

A female predacious bird who has been wounded by an arrow through her chest.

The females, however, are predacious, and will feed on the fluids from live wounds.

He is not the predacious swinger his how-to guide might suggest.

Men lean against the bar, predacious, chatting nominally with their pals.

Viewing Microsoft's conduct as a whole also reinforces the conviction that it was predacious.

Maybe not, but any Rhode Islander aware of his state's predacious history would get the idea.

Predacious goshawks have also been sighted in New York in recent years.

It has also been found that the larvae of S. nudiseta are very large and predacious.

Many of the adults are predacious.

It is a popular and widely used pattern for both predacious freshwater and saltwater game fish.

It was predacious and fed from snails.

Most larvae of this subfamily are predacious.

The larvae are predacious on the eggs of Ochrogaster thermoptera.

Biology: all are predacious.

Because they are predacious and will even eat other Hister beetles, they must be isolated when collected.

Because the Histeridae are predacious they can be utilized as control agents, but must be stored in isolation.

They are predacious beetles and arrive when there is material to feed on, like other beetles or maggots.

In either case, notes Mittelman, "it has something of the cunning or predacious in it."

Most sea anemones are predacious, immobilizing their prey with the aid of their nematocysts.

Researchers have discovered many animals and even some predacious plants that depend entirely upon the bromeliad as a home and breeding place.