"Predatory instincts" refers to innate or natural behaviors possessed by some animals that enable them to hunt, catch, and kill their prey. It represents their instinctive ability or inclination to stalk, capture, and feed on other animals for survival.
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The pack already comes with three very colorful mice that are sure to stimulate the inner
predatory instincts of your pet.
Many of the types of injuries we see from these group attacks also make me believe they were partly motivated
by predatory instincts.
The dinosaur design also helps stimulate the curiosity of your pup and may even stimulate the
inner predatory instinct inside.
Others prefer dogs that retain more developed characteristics such as German Shepherds,
whose predatory instincts are essential for police - dog work.
If a dog's
predatory instinct toward cats is strong, however, it is likely to be displayed immediately and with little advance warning.
In households with multiple dogs, it could happen that one dog is playing and other dogs join in and
then predatory instinct may kick in in one dog.
So, they have a strong
predatory instinct towards other animals, and that can sometimes be activated if the dogs are highly agitated and running in groups.
The only requirements we ask is that your dog gets along with other dogs, be crate trained, and not have a
high predatory instinct (we live with a bunny)
Built especially to entice
feline predatory instincts, the Design Senses is a very unique way to encourage your pets to have fun while nurturing its very nature.
On top of the athletic ability, he works his socks off - closing defenders down constantly, he's now a great dribbler, he's good in the air, and he has
great predatory instincts.
But with climate change ripping away the ice shield protecting the ocean, vast stores of mineral and hydrocarbon wealth — and maybe fish stocks too — are becoming exposed to humanity's
most predatory instincts.
It's a great way to stimulate our pets»
innate predatory instincts as they must have lightning - quick reflexes to pounce or even bat the ball off its track.
Kelley's heroine has to do a lot of listening — to young men almost as constrained as she by a preposterous stack of books, their
own predatory instincts, or her nightmares of revenge.
In the absence of any science, and to not admit their personal hatred of cats, they lie, and lie, and lie... and, notice they never mention, the victims of
cats predatory instinct — NEVER EVER — the word, rodent, mouse, rat... only «wildlife».
Those skills come in handy after a failed experiment by a corrupt pharmaceutical firm causes three satellites to crash and unleash a pathogen that greatly enhances the size and
predatory instincts of the animals it infects.
High predatory instincts: Preys on smaller animals like squirrels and birds but does not exclude cats (depending on the individual dog some have been known to live happily alongside a feline companion)
These dogs have an incredibly
strong predatory instinct; they chase and attack moving objects without thinking about whom or what the object may be.
Many cats are excellent hunters, and studies have shown that even well fed cats will hunt, driven
by predatory instincts.
Her hands are posed in front of her body like a femininely - associated cat, or «pussy,» carrying a double entendre and where domesticity has tamed female sexuality and the
feline predatory instinct.
, even if they had usually given up on their own churches» ability to abandon their mutual hostilities and
predatory instincts, and increasingly worked apart from their ecclesial traditions.
Next season, Arsenal just needs the following players to dictate the tempo and dominate the midfield area: — A world class midfielder (with Iniesta's level of ball control, passing and vision)-- A striker (with Suarez's
predatory instinct).
really think he does not have
the predatory instincts of a striker!
Barely five minutes after Steven Naismith had leveled for the away side Man United were back in front after a mis - hit cross / shot found it's way to the 28 year old goal machine who showed
his predatory instinct to fire home past Tim Howard.
Sterling will bring pace to Aguero's finishing and
predatory instincts and Silva's passing and creativeness.
He moves like a hold - up striker does when the ball enters the box, and though his output needs to increase;
the predatory instincts are there to match the playmaking ones.
Showed his calmness from the spot, and
his predatory instinct for the following goals.
Steve Cook launched it into the box where Defoe, who had not scored since December, showed
his predatory instincts to slot in an equaliser with barely two minutes of the game left.
The England man is often praised for the timing of his runs, but on Saturday
his predatory instincts came to the fore.
Eduardo's
predatory instincts are on the rise again.
He receives just 19 passes, but again
his predatory instincts allow him to mop a loose ball that has bounced around between Tim Krul and the post after Newcastle failed to clear a free - kick.
In the midst of Rooney's scoring troubles, United have been reliant on
the predatory instincts of Mexican Javier Hernandez.
I do nt see
any predatory instinct, sprint speed or willingness to put in the hard yards.
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