Sentences with phrase «wolves hunt live»

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Louie sits at one end of a round table in a room festooned with carvings, and stuffed animals — wolves and coyotes — that live and hunt in the sage and taupe of the desert outside.

The wolf that once hunted and merely destroyed you laughs while you waste your minutes living in past tense.

The hunter - gatherer Homo Sapiens welcomed friendlier wolves into their lives to hunt with them, and a synergistic relationship was born.

A wolf's life involves limited contact with other animals, however; after the hunt, the pack plays and sleeps together, but there is no need for them to cope with interspecies communication and adjust to a broad and expanding set of experiences that confront dogs every day.

The ancestors of our domestic canines, wolves and wild dogs, live in a pack, hunt as a team and raise their young with assistance from others within the family.

Wolves in the wild naturally run, live and hunt in packs and to bring down their prey they use the circling and grouping moves we see today in the Border Collie.

Descended from and related to wolves, the wild canids that live in social packs and cooperate in hunting and raising litters, dogs are at once alien creatures and highly adapted (and adaptable) human playmates and partners.

Rather than staying away from strangers as they do in real life, wolves in video games are typically seen hunting down their prey, stalking them, and waiting for the proper moment to strike.