PREY Official Trailer (2024) Emile Hirsch
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PREY Official Trailer (2024) Emile Hirsch
First movie trailer for Prey starring Emile Hirsch
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Detailed Explanation on Instagram: "Arapaima eat incredibly fast, using a “vacuum” or “gulper” feeding strategy that can inhale prey in a fraction of a second. Because they live in murky Amazonian waters where visibility is low, they don’t rely on chasing down prey over long distances, instead using explosive, short-range attacks."
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Detailed Explanation on Instagram: "Arapaima eat incredibly fast, using a “vacuum” or “gulper” feeding strategy that can inhale prey in a fraction of a second. Because they live in murky Amazonian waters where visibility is low, they don’t rely on chasing down prey over long distances, instead using explosive, short-range attacks."
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