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The 229 pages that link to Predation, each with the reason it gives.

• MasiakasaurusNarrower topic: Its teeth are evidence used to infer how it obtained food.

• OttoiaNarrower topic: Ottoia gut contents preserve evidence of Cambrian predation.

• PorcupineNarrower topic: Porcupine defenses shape how predators approach, attack, or avoid them.

• SawsharkNarrower topic: Sawshark snout movements are specialized for disabling and capturing prey.

• Scolopendra giganteaNarrower topic: The species’ varied prey illustrate predation across unusually broad size ranges.

• Scutigera coleoptrataNarrower topic: The house centipede's hunting behavior is best understood as active predation.

• TrumpetfishNarrower topic: Trumpetfish hunting is a specialized example of predator–prey interaction.

• Black swallowerNarrower topic: The black swallower is a predator whose feeding can exceed ordinary size limits.

• CleridaeNarrower topic: Many clerids hunt other insects, especially in wood and stored products.

• CryptopidaeNarrower topic: Cryptopids are predators that hunt other small animals.

• DolomedesNarrower topic: Fishing spiders connect aquatic insects, small fish, and terrestrial prey through predation.

• Flower mantisNarrower topic: Flower-mantis hunting is a specific case shaped by concealment and prey behavior.

• Freshwater butterflyfishNarrower topic: Its surface strikes are a specialized form of predation.

• Grass snakeNarrower topic: Grass snakes link amphibian populations to predators that hunt snakes.

• LancetfishNarrower topic: Lancetfish obtain food by capturing other animals, including fishes and invertebrates.

• MantophasmatidaeNarrower topic: Heelwalkers are active predators that seize other small animals.

• SaldidaeNarrower topic: Shore bugs find and consume small arthropods and other prey.

• SnakeflyNarrower topic: Both snakefly larvae and adults hunt small arthropods.

• Southern hawkerNarrower topic: The adult catches flying insects, while its aquatic nymph hunts underwater animals.

• Stick mantisNarrower topic: The mantis’s disguise can influence both its vulnerability to predators and its success as a hunter.

• TurridaeNarrower topic: Turrids are part of a superfamily whose members commonly hunt animal prey.