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Predator and Prey on the Savannah

“researchers confirmed that lower speed wasn’t a terrible disadvantage for prey, and that the best escape strategy is to turn at the last possible moment, taking a path the predator couldn’t possibly follow. Ironically, the faster the predator is going, the better it is for the prey – even if it’s caught. An exhausted predator may not be able to hold onto its prey.”

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