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Why is the death of predators more natural then death by starvation

Why is the death of predators more natural then death by starvation
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Why is the death of predators more natural then death by starvation

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Because death by starvation takes more time than expected. While the starving organism is looking for food for itself, it is a target for other predators. It is more likely for an organism to risk it's life by searching for food than to starve.
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