Raptor (noun)

1. A bird of prey, such as an eagle, hawk, or owl, that has hooked beaks and sharp talons.
2. A type of dinosaur with sharp claws and teeth, typically with a bird-like head.

Origin:

The word "raptor" comes from the latin word "rapere" meaning to seize or snatch. it refers to a type of bird of prey with hooked beaks and talons.

Examples:

1. The golden eagle is a powerful raptor that can take down large prey.
2. Raptors are known for their keen eyesight and hunting skills.
3. The paleontologists found the remains of a raptor in the dig site.
4. Raptors, such as the peregrine falcon, can reach incredible speeds while hunting.
5. The Velociraptor was one of the most feared raptors from the Cretaceous period.