Prey is a short-lived science-fiction television series that aired for one season (13 episodes) in 1998 on ABC in the United States. It stars Debra Messing (Will & Grace) as Dr. Sloan Parker, Adam Storke as Tom Daniels, Larry Drake as Dr. Walter Attwood, Frankie Faison as Ray Peterson, and Vincent Ventresca as Dr. Ed Tate. The series also featured Roger Howarth who played Todd Manning,a popular character on the ABC soap opera One Life to Live.

The series follows the main character, Dr. Sloan Parker, a young bioanthropologist, as she tries to cope with the murder of her friend and mentor, Dr. Ann Coulter, a researcher at Whitney University in Southern California. Coulter believed that global warming caused a new species, distinct and many ways superior to humans, to develop. This young new species, which came to be known as homo dominant (refered to as the Dominants), differs from homo sapiens in many ways, and they are attempting to compete with humans and drive them to extinction just as Homo sapiens hypothetically did to the Neanderthals.

The Dominants are known to be smarter and more aggressive compared to regular humans who use any tactic to secure their survival. They are ideologically convinced that, as the superior form of life, they must dominate their environment and all other forms of competition through any means necessary. This aggression seems a near instinctual genetic characteristic as seen when a young Dominant child attacks three older as well as larger human children and on another occasion the introduction of Dominant DNA into a monkey showed the monkey being aggressive as well as killing the other monkeys within the cage. Furthermore, evolution in mental abilities does seem to be present as a Dominant child demonstrated the ability to cloud the minds of others. It was stated by Tom Daniels, a Dominant posing as an FBI agent, that they have the ability to 'sense the emotions' of others which suggests that they may be partial empaths. However, in order to execute their belief in destroying Homo sapiens, the race has somewhat learnt to suppress their emotions as they do not wish to empathize with the species they are dominating. Finally, a mummified remains of a Dominant girl showed that she possessed four uteruses.

It was speculated that global warming and other environmental conditions led to a speciation within humanity and that there were 200,000 members of this new branch of Humanity living in a 'shadow society' among humans who were near blissfully unaware of the threat posed by them. Their point of origin, referred to as their version of 'Eden', was a deserted village in Oaxaca, Mexico which was a sacred location for their kind. It was also the location of a mysterious pillar with arcane writings on its surface.

It is interesting to note that there are groups of humans who are aware of the Dominants and collaborate with them in their attempts. Similarly, there are groups of Dominants who wish to co-exist with their sibling species. It also seems that as part of their infiltration techniques, the Dominants suppress the memory of their own agents to avoid compromises in their security should the agent be captured.

Technologically, the Dominants made use of genetic engineering in an attempt to 'convert' the more numerous humans into more Dominants. They also made use of both cloning as well as nanites in order to achieve their goals. They have also been noted to use extensive brain washing techniques on individuals.

Prey is a 2007 horror film starring Bridget Moynahan, Peter Weller and Carly Schroeder. It details how an American family’s dream holiday become a nightmare when they get lost and find themselves desperately out of their depth in the remote African bush, while being stalked by a pride of persistent and ruthless lions. The cover states the film is "inspired by true events."

Prey was released direct-to-video in the United States.

The Prey is a 1984 American horror film, directed and written by Edwin Brown, and starring Debbie Thureson, Steve Bond, Lori Lethin and Jackie Coogan.

Prey is a low budget Australian supernatural horror film. Set in the Outback of Western Australia, Prey follows a group of six young people lured into the desert by a local character, whose master needs fresh victims to consume. The film stars former Neighbours actress and Rogue Traders lead singer Natalie Bassingthwaighte, and Jesse Johnson, son of Don Johnson.

Stalked. Tracked. Hurted. Pray You're Not...

When Louie,(played by Chiko Mendez)a drunk who's life revolves around placing bets on various games wounds up having to pay Lefty(played by Donald Charles)the local bookie a great deal of money...a deal is made. Louie agrees to take a few of Lefty's white collar friends hunting agreeing to track down deer for them to hunt, but not knowing what to do he ask's for the help of his best friend Steven(played by Franklin Correa)to come along and they will split the money given down the middle, But things take a turn for the worse when they realize there is no sign of animal life in the wooded area and realize that they are the real hunt and must do whatever it takes to stay alive. Written by Franklin Correa

Out here, you're the endangered species...

What if global warming was changing our DNA? What if the changes were not good? In this sci-fi series, our questions are answered. Sloan Parker is a bio-anthropologist who has just discovered that Darwin's theory might be very relevant here. The human race hides an alternate race among its own, a more intelligent breed of serial killers. Their goal: to destroy human-kind in order to let the strong ones survive them... Written by Steve Richer

Overwhelmed by the brutal murder of her mentor and friend, Dr. Ann Coulter, young bioanthropologist Dr. Sloan Parker continues Coulter's secret DNA research at Whitney University in Southern California. Coulter believed global warming spawned a brilliant new species of human that is determined to eliminate Homo sapiens, just as Homo sapiens has, in its perception of manifest destiny, killed off competing species. Written by Anonymous

Jessica awakens when an alien spacecraft lands nearby. After dispatching a young couple, the alien assumes the identity of the recently dispatched young man. Jessica and her possessive lover Josephine invite "Anders" in when it appears he's hurt. Soon Jessica becomes suspicious of Josephine's overbearing ways, and relies more on the alien for support, but his purpose on earth remains unclear. Written by Ed Sutton

The day after a weird green light is seen in the English sky, a strange young man stops at the country home of two lesbian housemates. It turns out that the man is an alien, and a hungry one. Written by

The story is inspired by the disappearance in the late 80's of a North American couple who disappeared in the West Australian desert on a 4WD holiday. They were never seen alive again. Their abandoned vehicles and totally unused supplies were found in sand dunes near an Aboriginal sacred site--less than an hour away from the closest town. Two years later, the two men were both found dead of natural causes, on the same day, 1000 miles apart back in North America. This May 2007, twenty years after the original incident, TOP CAT FILMS and iconic director George Miller commence production of the story of 3 couples who set out into the same desert and unluckily end up in the same area, at the same time of year, with disastrous results. The previously unrevealed psychological and sexual liaisons the couple's had secretly shared come to light as there lives end one-by-one. Who will survive? Written by Robert Lewis Galinsky

Six campers jaunt off to North Point, where they're promptly stalked and killed by a ghoulish man who ultimately is just looking for a little love. Written by Brian J. Wright