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The HuntNowhere to Hide (Plains)Out in the Open

Learn more about some of the predators and prey living in plain sight.

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An Ethiopian wolf creeps up on a giant mole rat.

The rats have the upper hand, as there is no cover to hide on the Ethiopian highlands.

  • The Cerrado, alight at night with headlight beetle larvae displaying their secret weapon.
  • Sting or pincer first? Namibia.
  • Speed is of little use to one of the world’s fastest ants when its clamped down by the jaws of an antlion larva.
  • An Ethiopian wolf creeps up on a giant mole rat.
  • A caracal on the hunt for prey, Namibia.
  • Ethopian Wolf
  • Lions, Zambia
  • A flock of snow geese on the semi-frozen lake in Squaw Creek, Missouri.
  • The octopus that can move on land
  • Synchronised hunting

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