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Large packs of these wolves often follow the deer, their usual prey, to the foothills and outlying settlements.
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gutenberg.orgOrange Jacobs: “Large packs of these wolves often follow the deer, their usual prey, to the foothills and outlying settlements.”
Editor's note · Context
Jacobs discusses the behavior of wolves in relation to their prey, particularly deer, and their movement towards human settlements.
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