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Ambush
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Moving into an advantageous position and using surprise to capture prey with a rush or quick grasp
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Stalk
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Actively tracking, and moving slowly to close the distance to prey while avoiding detection, typically ending in a rush to capture
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Chase
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Any accelerated swim or maneuver to pursue prey; chases tend to be longer than the ‘burst rushes’ of ambush or stalk techniques
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Flush
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Using a body part, vocalization, or other means to move prey away from shelter
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Incidental
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An interaction with a potential prey that was not precipitated by any notable pursuit effort
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