Definitions and Examples of predator, hunter
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
An animal that naturally preys on others.
Example
The lion is a fierce predator that hunts its prey in the African savanna.
A person or animal that hunts game or other wild animals.
Example
The indigenous tribe relied on hunters to provide food for the community.
Key Differences: predator vs hunter
- 1Predator refers to an animal that naturally preys on others, while hunter can refer to both animals and humans who hunt for food or sport.
- 2Predator is a more specific term that describes an animal's natural role in the food chain, while hunter is a broader term that can refer to any creature that hunts for food or sport.
Effective Usage of predator, hunter
- 1Science: Use predator and prey to describe the relationship between animals in an ecosystem.
- 2Vocabulary Building: Incorporate these antonyms in English language learning to expand vocabulary.
- 3Outdoor Activities: Use hunter to describe people who engage in outdoor activities such as hunting and fishing.
Remember this!
The antonyms of prey are predator and hunter. While predator refers to an animal that naturally preys on others, hunter can refer to both animals and humans who hunt for food or sport. Use these words to describe relationships in an ecosystem, expand vocabulary, and talk about outdoor activities.