Fear of the human ‘super predator’ reduces feeding time in large carnivores
Justine A. Smith(California Department of Fish and Wildlife), Christopher C. Wilmers(University of California, Santa Cruz), Liana Zanette(Western University), Michael Clinchy(Western University), Ayana Crawford(University of California, Santa Cruz), Devin Roberts(University of Victoria), Justin P. Suraci(Conservation Science Partners)
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