Though he was in some ways a ferocious hunting-shooting laird of the old school, Mackenzie was also a traveled man and planted decorative trees and plants from all over the world.
Think of an ostrich on steroids, then add the ferocious hunting skills of an eagle.
Whether battling ferocious storms or hunting a gigantic basking shark, the residents of this desolate island undergo laborious, dangerous tasks each day with hardy determination, seemingly undaunted by the hardships they face.
This is often justified in the name of hunting of ferocious animals like tigers for sport.
With five poetry collections in the running for the final place, and six novels, Guardian books editor Claire Armitstead said the hunt this year had "provoked some ferocious debates between reviewers and authors", and that "the standard of the discussions has been a delight – proving yet again what passionately discerning readers our reviewing community are".
Nothing is more foolish than dropping a hunting gun before herds of ferocious wolves.
The forests are still thick enough that it seems plausible to hunt for wild boar, deer and more ferocious animals, as Fayard did.
There is no final hunt, though the storied Elder Dragons present a ferocious late-game challenge.
Moreover, the study showed, young saber-tooths had fully grown canines when they reached about 3 years of age, meaning that these ferocious cats which many researchers think were social animals were ready at an early age to hunt with the pack.
He was like his father: his father also got angry whenever he went out hunting, waging war on the birds and the beasts as if they were ferocious enemies, expending every last bit of malice in his heart while he was in the forest, and then returning home a kind, sensitive family man.
