Sentence examples for aggressive wolf from inspiring English sources

An aggressive wolf approaching a group of early humans with teeth bared is far less likely to be tolerated than a friendly wolf that gives the classic puppy dog eyes.

She worked with Dr. Wilson and others to design a survey to gauge people's responses to three images of a wolf: one of a classic beautiful wolf, another of a hunter holding a dead wolf, the third of a snarling, aggressive wolf.

Since then, both states have conducted aggressive wolf hunts that have killed more than 500 wolves.

My country was feeding the aggressive wolf, and the pain of that was heartbreaking.

Aggressive wolf opponents are hardly a majority in the Rockies, but it's impossible to overstate the depth and breadth of their loathing.

To support his argument that wolf attacks and aggressive wolf encounters are either increasing or receiving better reporting, Swan writes, "One recent incident involved a pack of wolves killing a mountain lion within sight of downtown Sun Valley, Idaho.

In this situation, aggressive wolves would have fared badly, because humans would kill them off.

The facts -- and political motivations -- are now clear: Wolves occupy a mere five percent of their historic range and in places where protections have already been removed, states have enacted aggressive anti-wolf hunting and trapping seasons that in just two-to-three years have resulted in the death of more than 2,600 wolves.

That's when area wolves are most aggressive "toward strange wolves and dogs," according to a fact sheet at the Department of Natural Resources Web site titled "Dog depredations by wolves in Wisconsin".

A study was designed to quantify ambivalent behaviour during social aggressive interactions in wolves.

Directed by Joe Carnahan (who also directed Neeson in the film version of The A-Team), Neeson plays Ottway, an unlikely leader of a roughneck oil drilling team struggling against a desolate, unforgiving Alaskan tundra, and a cunning, aggressive pack of wolves, determined not to let their newly arrived meals get away.