Predators from "summary" of BEAUTIFUL SWIMMERS by WILLIAM W. WARNER
In the world of the Chesapeake Bay, there exists a delicate balance between predator and prey. The predators, whether they be fish, birds, or humans, play a crucial role in maintaining this balance. They are the hunters of the ecosystem, constantly seeking out their next meal to survive. The blue crab, for example, is a formidable predator in these waters. With its sharp claws and swift movements, it is able to capture its prey with ease. But even the blue crab must be wary of larger predators, such as the striped bass or the osprey, who would not hesitate to make a meal out of it. As humans, we too are predators in this environment. We fish, crab, and hunt the creatures of the bay for our own sustenance. But unlike the other predators, we have t...
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