Take the following as truth: It growls and snaps at the air, and though it does manage to stomp one victim (who, in a nice touch, sticks to the bottom of its foot like a piece of gum), in general it moves with such a lumbering gait that we might as well be back in the '60s watching Valley of the Gwangi . Where is the lethal swiftness of the predator?
Then the following statement: "The predator was never able to kill a victim." is true, false, or inconclusive?
Answer: False