Not exact matches
While some of the captive seals seemed to
prefer swallowing their
prey whole, both the
wild and captive animals relied heavily on their claws overall, the scientists found.
A new Journal of Wildlife Management study conducted in South Africa has found that black - backed jackals, a similar species to coyotes and dingoes,
prefer to eat livestock rather than similar - sized
wild prey, which has important consequences for livestock husbandry and the management of predators.
This finding corroborates a 2010 global genetic study of killer whales1 and what many marine scientists suspected, based on years of studying
wild orcas by tracking their movements and comparing their vocalizations,
preferred prey, and social structure.
«The new environment attracted a rich fauna of large vertebrates including
wild horse and red deer, two of the
preferred prey species.