The wild can be described in many ways, hear is one of them...
The wild is full of many problems and many answers such as survival, all living things have to adapt to there new enviorment, like us on our first day are school. There are many ways of survival in the wild.
striped, wild, unique
Beautiful, Wild, Majestic, Freedom, Noisy & Amazing
Oh, dude, "wild" is an adjective, not a noun. It's like when you describe your friend's party as wild, you're not saying the party is a wild, you're saying it's crazy or out of control. So, yeah, "wild" is an adjective, not a noun.
Some adjectives that describe jackals and begin with the letter "J" include "jaunty," reflecting their lively and agile nature, and "jovial," which can describe their social behavior in packs. Additionally, "jittery" may describe their cautiousness in the wild, while "jaded" could refer to their adaptability to various environments.
The basic meaning of hoar is to be greyish white in color. There is no such animal by the name of hoar, however, a wild boar is a wild pig.
Yes, "scat" is a common term used to describe animal droppings in the wild.
striped, wild, unique
fun and sweet but with a wild side
jittery, jumpy
loyal , friendly,
wild, naughty and cute
Feral means a creature that has become wild, having been tame.
The chick or poult is tan and spotted and fuzzy.
a black, grizzly, brown scary, wild creature
Fierce, loyal, and wild.
moor
aggressive, short-tempered, wild, raged, aggrivated