A dance by the Lenoxian bird is one of the most highly complex mating rituals. Precision and flamboyancy are key to wooing a mate. The natural predator of the Lenoxian bird also enjoys the spirited dance and often strikes during the courtship ritual. Which of the following statements is likely true?

(A) Sexual selection of the most exciting dancers is the driving selective pressure.
(B) Selective pressure against the exciting dancers is the driving selective force.
(C) The Lenoxian bird will soon become extinct if the predatory action does not cease.
(D) There can exist a careful balance between multiple opposing selective pressures.