Sentence examples for actually feral from inspiring English sources

Therefore, most "wild" horses today are actually feral horses, animals that escaped or were turned loose from domestic herds and the descendants of those animals.

The Australian Brumbies or the American Mustangs, sometimes referred to as wild horses, are actually feral domestic horses, adapted to life in the wild.

Most free-roaming horses are actually feral, not wild.

Most "wild" horses are actually feral horses, or domestic breeds that are no longer domesticated.

Although popularly known as Chincoteague ponies, the feral ponies actually live on Assateague Island.

Yum! DISCLAIMER: Almost every rat in Britain has probably been living off human effluence and used condoms, so we don't actually recommend you eat feral rodents.

Therefore, it has been debated whether the extant wild camel is the progenitor of the domestic bactrian camel or whether the wild camel is actually an escapee from feral domestic camels, resulting from poor management of domestic herds (Zhao 1985).

Genetic diversity was actually above the mean for feral horse herds in the United States, and just below the mean for domesticated breeds.

But sometimes, what they actually see is a potentially feral beast bounding toward them at attack speed, saliva dripping from a mouth that just discovered a mound of cat poop in a patch of flowers.

Amy Hemsell, who lives in the same town as Lindsey, said she believes the "feral tomcat" was actually Tiger, a beloved pet who went missing from a farm near Lindsey's home around the same time Lindsey posted the photo.

Most striking is that seeing what a feral hog hunt actually looks like, and knowing that he's a cheerful promoter as well as participant, Nugent's "joke" about gunning down "South Central" residents now has a dark visual resonance that amplifies an image that was already as depraved as it was disturbing.