Anti predator
Zoology. any organism that exists by upon other organisms.
a predatory person.
noun
any carnivorous animal
a predatory person or thing
n.
1862, from Latin praedator “plunderer,” from praedari “to rob” (see predation). Originally Predatores (Swainson, 1840) used of insects that ate other insects.
predator
(prěd’ə-tər)
An animal that lives by capturing and eating other animals.
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