It is their natural instinct- and because of their keen sense of smell.
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Dogs are not generally carrion eaters. They are actual hunters. Unlike large cats, they locate their prey through natural scent trails left by the prey to mark their boundaries, establish trails and designate places of danger. Dogs, like many animals also use their sense of smell to set their own territory boundaries between packs. This is accomplished through leaving urine filled with hormones in the areas surrounding their hunting grounds. This prevents hostility or conflict between packs whose territories may overlap in some areas.
Animals that hunt as part of an organized pack need to be able to chemically determine members of their own pack as well as if their territory is being intruded upon. They also need to be able to follow the hormonal markers left behind by their intended prey so as to follow it. Many prey may be able to travel faster than the dog for a short distance; however, the dogs have the physical advantage of stamina. By being able to smell the scent trail left by prey, and follow it (i.e. tracking) they are able to pursue fast burst runners once the animal has gotten tired. Effectively "running it down" to the point of the prey's exhaustion.
They are also very keep to recognize signs of illness, infection and wounding or injury. Hence why some dogs can smell cancerous legions on human skin. Humans actually have a very similar ability to identify smells. However, we are not close enough to the ground on the regular basis to use it effectively. Feral children however, have show to have a scent tracking ability similar to that of wolves.
It's because dogs have an acute sense of smell, and other senses. With proper training police can use their sense of smell to detect drugs, contraband, to chase down a criminal's scent and such.
A lot of policemen use German shepherds to track criminals and find lost people. Others use bloodhounds due to their keen sense of smell.
because they are good at smelling and therefor can smell out baddie's and drugs
Their sense of smell is much more advanced than a human's sense of smell.
bloodhounds
There are not animals that are trained to frisk criminals. However, there are dogs that have been trained to detect drugs, money, and people.
bloodhounds, which in the past have been used for fox hunting, which is now illegal in the United Kingdom.
A "shoat" is the name for a young pig, especially one that has been weaned.
Dried shark fins are exactly that: they are the fins, especially the dorsal fin, of a live shark that have been dried.
Humans have been killing lions for decades, almost wiping out the entire species. Over the past few years, hunting lions is banned worldwide. Poachers who are caught hunting lions can be jailed for doing so because lions are a protected species
Tracking devices.
It is not and has not been illegal for journalists to name criminals. Journalists in Ireland name criminals all the time.
No. You would say "It will be helpful" or "It would have been helpful."
There have been a few cases where people have reported the iphone tracking them. However according to Apple these are just rumours and any problems have been resolved.
The GPS does not contain an external tracking system, but you should be able to see where she has been on the GPS itself. The GPS keeps record on where you have been before.
NORAD has been tracking Santa since the year 1958.
The mountain passes namely Khyber and Bolan helped foreigners to invade India especially the Persians.
Criminals would have been killed because of their crimes, but this would have been part of the justice system, not part of the Holocaust, people were only killed for being Jewish in the Holocaust.
Teletrac is a well known tracking system. Garmin GPS systems have always been popular as is Tom-Tom. Any of these can be used for tracking purposes.
Un-answerable question.
There's one in a Tom Selleck movie called Runaway made in 1984. But that's not the movie I've been looking for either. There was a movie made sometime between 1993 and 1997 in which a cop has a pistol that can shoot special tracking bullets and he shoots some criminals behind a crashed car with them after a car chase. But I cannot find this movie and that's all I remember of it.
Your story has been very helpful.