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Criminal attacks are often opportunistic, and often all a system has to be is more secure than the next system.
In the wild, tortoises are opportunistic feeders and they will on occasion tackle carrion and dung.
In early years, the commonest occurrence was the development of severe opportunistic infections with death a likely outcome.
The ability to move across a broad and varied band of jobs is also very opportunistic.
Jackals are opportunistic feeders who are equally at home hunting small antelope or scavenging at larger kills.
