The Predator And Prey

Keira has the full knowledge she can't keep hiding forever but still stands far away from the others as they train. The task looks too energizing and not for someone like her who hasn't even taken breakfast. She slumped on the brick floor by the far end of training field and sighed, ducking her head backward with she sights someone approaching.

What the wolf lacks in size, power and weapons it makes up for with collaboration and intelligence. Smaller and less powerful than mountain lions, for example, wolves work together to take down prey much larger than an individual wolf; prey that may otherwise elude them. While individual wolves have been able to subdue large prey animals, their advantage is in collaborating with their pack.

Wolves are opportunists. They test their prey, sensing any weakness or vulnerability through visual cues and even through hearing and scent. Contrary to ambush predators that rely on the element of surprise and a short and intense burst of energy to secure