Sentence examples for running prey from inspiring English sources
Our species excels at long-distance endurance running, and in fact, running prey to exhaustion is a hunting technique used by wolves and modern humans.
Their skills in running down prey far exceed our own.
Since 1958, researchers have tracked the fate of wolves and their moose prey on the island, a U.S. national park and wilderness area, in the world's longest running predator-prey study, a staple of ecology textbooks.
The site of the world's longest running predator-prey study, Isle Royale hosts at least two new wolf pups born this season, the National Park Service announced today. .
This U.S. national park in Michigan is home to the world's longest running predator-prey study, of wolves and moose.
Flight evolved out of the need to run down prey or outrun predators, says Chiappe.
The larger hounds would run the prey to ground, then the hunters would release the small dogs to continue the chase through underbrush.
"It's a rare thing to see a predator running after a prey.
They hunt in large, giggling groups, running alongside their prey and eating chunks of its flesh until it slows down through loss of blood or shock, or sheer hopelessness and then the hyenas grab for the stomach and pull the animal to a halt with its own entrails or let it stumble into the loops and whorls of its own body.
This is the most critical stage of the hunt, as wolves may never catch up with prey running at top speed.
No wonder they run ads preying on the fears of the American people and those autoworkers.
