Using context clues found in Princeton's "The Thoughts of an Ornithologist" define: predator, survivorship, and fidelity as used in this passage. Answer in a paragraph and, for each word, be sure to include an example from the text that helped you deduce the definition or helped you confirm your knowledge of it.

Predator: Species that hunt and feed on other species, they are generally carnivorous species.
Survival: It is the way to use the objects of the environment to stay alive.
Fidelity: Behavior of some species to stay together or as a couple.

What is a predator?

Predator is a term that refers to the characteristic of some animals that hunt other animals of different species for subsistence.

What is survival?

Survival is a term that refers to the action by which beings use all their means and help from the resources around them to stay alive in different environments.

What is fidelity?

Fidelity is a term that refers to the true connection with a source, it is generally associated with loyalty and unity.

How do these terms relate to the text?

These terms are related to the text because they refer to behaviors related to animal species in different situations. For example:

In nature there are different species of predators that feed on other animals and are generally at the top of the food chain because they do not have a direct predator.

Similarly, survival is a behavior of animals because nature is a hostile environment in which not only predators but also weather conditions, food shortages and other conditions threaten the life of the species.

Finally, fidelity is the behavior of animals to stay together as a couple and reduce risks in nature. It is an instinct to stay in a group so that their life is not threatened.

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