Insectivores
Predators and insectivores are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Predators" instead a noun "Insectivores".
Predators
Insectivores and predators are semantically related. You can use "Insectivores" instead a noun "Predators".
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The Dimorphodons are depicted as vicious predators, while real Dimorphodons were harmless insectivores/predators of small prey.
Source: Film / Jurassic World - This did not have many noticeable effects on insectivores that consumed DDT-killed insects, but as those insectivores fell prey to higher level predators the concentration of the chemical compounded.
Source: Sterility Plague -
Naturally, that means that most of its predators have a Lamprey Mouth, although spore-feeders and some insectivores avert this by having no teeth.
Source: Lamprey Mouth
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