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

• Whirligig beetleRelated: Whirligig beetles seize small insects and other prey at the water surface.

• WildebeestRelated: Predators influence wildebeest vigilance, calving patterns, and herd movement.

• XiphactinusNarrower topic: Xiphactinus was a predator whose feeding is documented by fossil gut contents.

• American red squirrelRelated: Predator risk affects squirrel vigilance, foraging, and use of cover.

• Balaur bondocRelated: Its foot claws have prompted proposals about prey capture, though claw shape alone cannot establish behavior.

• ChampsosaurusRelated: Its toothed jaws suggest a predatory role in freshwater food webs.

• CretoxyrhinaNarrower topic: Cretoxyrhina’s teeth and fossil associations inform hypotheses about its predatory role.

• Dall sheepNarrower topic: Wolves and other predators can influence Dall sheep survival and population dynamics.

• Dead-leaf mantisNarrower topic: Its disguise operates in a setting shaped by both predators and prey.

• DilophosaurusRelated: Dilophosaurus was a carnivorous theropod, though its exact prey and hunting behavior remain uncertain.

• DiplocaulusRelated: The skull horns may have affected how predators could seize or swallow Diplocaulus, though their protective role is unconfirmed.

• Emperor dragonflyRelated: The emperor dragonfly catches flying insects and other small prey.

• European congerRelated: The conger is a predator of fishes, crustaceans, and cephalopods.

• Feral horseRelated: Predators can affect foal survival and the distribution of feral herds.

• Fire salamanderRelated: Its secretions and coloring reduce the likelihood that predators will attack or eat it.

• Free-ranging dogRelated: Dogs may prey on wildlife and livestock, with effects that vary by habitat and abundance.

• Frilled sharkRelated: The frilled shark is a predator that captures prey in the deep sea.

• Huntsman spiderNarrower topic: Huntsman spiders are active predators that seize prey rather than ensnaring it.

• HypsilophodonRelated: Its small size and speed suggest pressures from larger predators in its ecosystem.

• LeanchoiliaRelated: Its grasping frontal appendages have prompted hypotheses about feeding and prey capture.

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

• Mollusc shellRelated: Shells deter predators, while some predators have evolved ways to breach them.

• MoonratRelated: Moonrats act as predators of invertebrates in forest-floor and wetland food webs.

• MoorhenRelated: Eggs and chicks are vulnerable to wetland predators, shaping moorhen nesting behavior.

• Mountain goatRelated: Predators such as cougars and wolves can affect mountain goat survival and behavior.

• Nile monitorRelated: Measuring its effects on native prey and nest sites is central to assessing introduced populations.

• NotostracaRelated: Tadpole shrimp also prey on small aquatic animals, rather than relying only on filtering.

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

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

• PostosuchusRelated: Postosuchus’s jaws and teeth indicate a predatory feeding strategy.

• Red-bellied black snakeRelated: The snake feeds on animals such as frogs, fish, and other small vertebrates.

• 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.

• SidneyiaRelated: Sidneyia's robust mouthparts and gut contents support a predatory or scavenging role.

• SpermophilusRelated: Predators shape the vigilance, alarm signaling, and habitat use of Spermophilus.

• TachinidaeCompared with: Tachinid larvae develop on a host over time rather than capturing prey as adults.

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

• UropygiRelated: Vinegaroons are predators that feed mainly on insects and other small invertebrates.

• UtahraptorRelated: Utahraptor was a carnivorous dinosaur, though its precise hunting behavior is unknown.

• Yellow-throated martenRelated: The marten hunts vertebrates and invertebrates across forest habitats.

• Antelope jackrabbitRelated: Coyotes, bobcats, and raptors prey on jackrabbits, linking them to desert food webs.

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

• BoverisuchusRelated: Its cutting teeth and terrestrial adaptations suggest a predatory role on land.

• CaranxRelated: Caranx species hunt fishes and other prey, helping structure coastal food webs.

• Carcinus maenasRelated: Its feeding on clams, mussels, and other invertebrates drives much of its ecological impact.

• CharoniaRelated: Charonia species are active predators rather than shell-feeding scavengers.

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

• Common collared lizardRelated: The lizard both hunts smaller animals and risks being eaten by larger predators.

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