According to the predatory imminence hypothesis, when the prey spots a predator at a distance, its first response will be to flee.

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According to the predatory imminence hypothesis, the first response of the prey upon spotting a predator at a distance is often to freeze or engage in vigilant behavior, rather than to flee immediately. Fleeing is more likely as the predator gets closer and the threat becomes more imminent.

According to the Predatory Imminence Hypothesis, When the Prey Spots