Dance of the WolvesInvestigates whether wolves, like people, use cognitive maps to find their way through unmarked terrain. |
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Page 54
... wolf passed between two of the beds . The wolf and deer tracks might have been made hours apart , but it seemed likely that the fourth wolf had jumped the deer in their beds and chased them out onto the lake . Now I knew why it had been ...
... wolf passed between two of the beds . The wolf and deer tracks might have been made hours apart , but it seemed likely that the fourth wolf had jumped the deer in their beds and chased them out onto the lake . Now I knew why it had been ...
Page 143
... tracks would give him some idea about where to set his traps , so I decided to kill two birds with one stone : We could look for wolf tracks and ski tracks at the same time . I asked for a search pattern , an elongated rectangular ...
... tracks would give him some idea about where to set his traps , so I decided to kill two birds with one stone : We could look for wolf tracks and ski tracks at the same time . I asked for a search pattern , an elongated rectangular ...
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... wolf , the only local nonhuman that could conceivably kill a wolf was a lynx . We would have to search the area with great care , for especially in deep , powdery snow , the tracks of a lynx would be difficult to distinguish from those of ...
... wolf , the only local nonhuman that could conceivably kill a wolf was a lynx . We would have to search the area with great care , for especially in deep , powdery snow , the tracks of a lynx would be difficult to distinguish from those of ...
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