Michael Rosenzweig described how models of this behavior tend to destabilize after an increase in resource availability in the paradox of enrichment. (-5[1])It’s not competition, but the differential Lotka-Volterra equations can predict oscillations (10[4])in this behavior. (10[6]-5[3])One model (10[1])of this behavior (10[1])incorporates (10[1]-5[1])variables like search time and handling time, (10[1]-5[2])resulting (10[1])in a type (-5[1])II functional response. (10[1]-5[4])In many ecosystems, organisms performing this behavior (-5[1])are responsible (10[1])for top-down trophic (10[1])cascades. (10[7]-5[2])Organisms (10[2])defend against (10[1])this behavior (10[1])via (10[1])Batesian (10[2])and (10[3])Müllerian (10[2])mimicry. (10[4])For 10 points, (10[4])name this behavior (10[2])in which organisms catch, kill, (10[1])and eat (10[1])prey. (10[1]) (10[13]0[1])■END■