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hunting

hunting
صيد

hunting N

hunting
تَفْتِيش
hunting SPORTS
قَنْص

hunting AUTO

hunting dog

hunting leopard

hunting tooth (or cog)

witch-hunting N

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hunt <a hunt; hunts> N

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hunt N (ing)

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hunt N

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hunt N

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This is widely believed to be a localized adaptation for hunting birds.
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The main purpose is to preserve the decreasing number of orangutan population due to hunting, trading and deforestation.
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Due to the ferocity and versatility of their hunting style, early authors nicknamed eastern screech owls feathered wildcats.
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Within a week of leaving the nest the young birds are capable of hunting for mice on their own.
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Flying foxes are sometimes hunted for food, and the controls on hunting seem to be unenforceable.
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The rituals surrounding birth, death, and other life passages are extensive, as are those relating to more mundane activities, from hunting a tapir to planting a rice field.
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In recent years some makers of these dowsing devices have attempted to cross over from treasure hunting to the areas of contraband detection, search and rescue, and law enforcement.
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The species is also threatened by hunting for food, for subsistence use or local trade.
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She owned hunting dogs and had personal servants.
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They will be hunting by themselves by fall of their first year, and usually disperse shortly thereafter.
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