Describes the hunting habits of such predatory animals as wolves, eagles, roadrunners, sharks, alligators, and toads. Also discusses the ways in which prey animals protect themselves from predators.
Examines theories of human evolution which disclose how early man confronted the predatory dangers of his world and often fell victim to being eaten by wild dogs, snakes, crocodiles, and even some birds.
Describes the predator-prey relationship between dophins and Pacific sardines, examining the characteristics of each animal, and discussing which would win in a fight.
Explores the characteristics of many different kinds of predators, from snakes to birds to big cats to carnivorous plants, discussing their natural weapons, killing strategies, and habitats, and profiles six major predators.