Sentence examples for group hunting from inspiring English sources

The lawsuit by the estate of Marcelo Lucero, killed by a teenager who was part of a group hunting Hispanics to beat up, claims the police failed to adequately protect Hispanics.

However, astronomer Haojing Yan of Ohio State University in Columbus, who heads a competing group hunting for distant galaxies, has some reservations.

A successful predation of Kentrosaurus may have required group hunting.

It features the group hunting down men who have wronged them.

In fact, among bats feeding on ephemeral insects, open aerial foragers, such as M. molossus should profit from group hunting particularly strongly as their constant-frequency echolocation calls can travel over a long distance, increasing the area that can be covered but are not well suited for accurate prey localization.

Apes and corvids at least occasionally use barriers for concealing social interactions or of food caching and wolves may benefit from geometrical gaze following during coordinated group hunting.

This group hunted caribou in the valley that runs between Scott and Dexterity inlets and at the heads of Clark and Gibbs fiords.

To become hunters, boys and girls, too, in those cultures where women as well as men hunted had to learn how to identify and track the many dozens of different species of birds and mammals that their group hunted.

Biscutate Swift spends most of the day on the wing, in groups, hunting for flying insects.

For roughly 200,000 years, humans ran around in small, clannish groups, hunting and mating together while variously raiding or befriending other groups.

Soon, Barrio 18 and MS-13 began to feud, and the groups hunted each other down.