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Sports - Outdoors
Chesapeake Sportsman: Predators are just trying to make a livingPublished 10/08/08
When it comes to competition in the natural world, I lean heavily toward the curiously morbid. I’m fascinated by the manner in which living creatures, especially the predators, carve out a living. I’m equally intrigued that prey fights so hard to avoid being eaten, and more often than not succeeds.
October offers excellent topwater action, as hungry rockfish cruise the shallows for an easy meal.
Survival of the Fittest? Man versus crocodile, no weapons allowed. Now that’s a reality TV show I just might burn an hour to watch. And I know this isn’t PC to admit but I often find myself not necessarily rooting for the animals to take out humans, but give them a good reminder of who’s the boss. Encroach too...
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