Significats de top predator en anglès

Hornets are a top predator -the lions of the insect world.

In many environments in New Zealand, they are the top predator.

Read on to find out about Madagascar's top predator.

Jasper was not at all afraid of me despite my position as top predator on the Farm.

Fossas are the top predator in Madagascar.

Though a top predator in its own right, Metoposaurus had small, weak limbs for such a large animal.

But in the meantime, we know for sure that it enjoys being a top predator in its ecosystem.

But there is overwhelming evidence that the sudden reappearance of Yellowstone's top predator has triggered a big shift.

Life away from its pint-sized forebears helped the Haast's Eagle to become the top predator on the block.

Gary's like a top predator on the food chain, feeding off the phytoplankton on up through the small-mammal-level bidders.

Coconut, introduced here, has all but vanquished native pisonia forests, and rats have replaced land crabs as the top predator.

Secondly, over the last few centuries, humans have essentially become the top predator not only on land, but also across the sea.

They've been top predator in England since the bears and the wolves went, and they're not about to let anyone forget it.

We had both submitted proposals for the design of a sustainable park ecosystem with human hunters filling the role of top predator.

IT MAY have had a face only a mother could love, but it was the ocean's top predator 500 million years ago.

Reduced average body mass of the top predator (the shore crab, Carcinus maenas) and nutrient enrichment combined additively to alter mean community body mass.