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‘LIKE A WILD ANIMAL’ is a 15 letter
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LIKE A WILD ANIMAL (5)	FERAL

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как дикое животное

как дикий зверь

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You cannot run around like a wild animal.

I’ve spent the past six months living like a wild animal.

If someone came up to her she began to stamp her feet, roar and scratch like a wild animal.

Если кто-либо к ней приближался, она начинала топать ногами, реветь и царапаться, как дикий зверь.

he bit it like a wild animal.

She was like a wild animal.

She was screaming like a wild animal.

Like a wild animal who kills to eat, the innocent is only doing what he or she must do.

Как дикое животное, которое убивает, чтобы есть, невинный делает только то, что он или она должны делать.

Trapped like a wild animal caught in the snare.

For years I had lived just like a wild animal.

He behaved like a wild animal.

He acts like a wild animal.

She was acting like a wild animal.

captured and caged like a wild animal.

You’ve been acting like a wild animal!

We’re in an eventful time where the stock market is behaving like a wild animal and interest rates are at record lows — again.

Мы находимся в богатом событиями времени, когда фондовый рынок ведет себя как дикое животное, а процентные ставки находятся на рекордно низком уровне.

Honestly, kids terrified me and I was convinced they could smell my fear like a wild animal about to attack its prey.

Если честно, дети пугали меня, и я была убеждена, что они чувствовали мой страх, как дикий зверь чует запах своей добычи.

When a warrior learns how to toss it aside, his spirit unfolds, jubilant, like a wild animal liberated from its cage and set free.

Когда воин узнает, как отбросить ее, его дух радостно ликует, как дикое животное, которое освобождено из клетки и выпущено на свободу .

Suddenly, he… he just leapt at me like a wild animal, and he was waving this axe, screaming at the top of his lungs.

И вдруг он… он просто прыгнул на меня, как дикий зверь, размахивая топором, крича во всю глотку.

acts were not spontaneous or impulsive… but like a wild animal that stalks its prey motivated by…

действия не были спонтанными или импульсивными… но как дикое животное, преследующее свою добычу, имеет мотив…

This desperate sensation existing in the external energy field may feel like a wild animal, looking for any vulnerability to pounce and find a way in to extract your light.

Это ощущение отчаяния, существующее во внешнем поле, может восприниматься как дикое животное, ищущее любую уязвимую точку, чтобы наброситься и любым способом похитить ваш свет.

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• #1

Can one write
a. They threw the poor old man in a cage like a wild animal.
b. They threw the poor old man in a cage, like a wild animal.
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The sentences are mine.

The idea is not that they threw him in a cage in the manner a wild animal is thrown in a cage. There is no particular manner for throwing wild animals in cages. The idea is that they threw the poor old man in a cage and that is what is done to wild animals.

Many thanks

• #2

I think you need the comma, to make a pause before your final phrase. Otherwise it might look as if the cage was like an wild animal!

Here you will find a huge list of wild animals names with interesting animal images to significantly increase your vocabulary words in English. Perhaps you have recently taken a safari and wish to talk about the animals that you encountered in your English conversations or maybe you enjoy watching wildlife documentaries and want to further understand what animals are being talked about. if this sounds like you, then learning the names of wild animals for use in day-to-day English will be really beneficial.

Not only this but there are many English idioms which may feature the name of wild animals for example ‘An elephant never forgets.’ This will help you to understand the meaning of these phrases too!

What Are Wild Animals?

Wild animals are animals that are not domesticated; they are animals that do not rely on humans for food, shelter, or water — nor do they interact with humans regularly in a social or agricultural capacity. Wild animals may have habitats that are reserved by humans, but their main characteristic is that they are not tamed to be kept as pets or raised for food.

Types of Wild Animals

Wild animals can be broadly divided into different types according to their taxonomic categories including phylum, class, order, and family. Colloquially, they are divided into categories like invertebrates (those without spinal cords) and vertebrates (those with spinal cords).

Invertebrates consist of animals like insects, worms, crustaceans, mollusks, and cephalopods. Vertebrates consist of animals like mammals, reptiles, fish, birds, and amphibians. These animals, if not domesticated, are all considered wild animals.

List of Wild Animals

• Monkey
• Panda
• Shark
• Zebra
• Gorilla
• Walrus
• Leopard
• Wolf
• Antelope
• Bald eagle
• Jellyfish
• Crab
• Giraffe
• Woodpecker
• Camel
• Starfish
• Koala
• Alligator
• Owl
• Tiger
• Bear
• Blue whale
• Coyote
• Chimpanzee
• Raccoon
• Lion
• Arctic wolf
• Crocodile
• Dolphin
• Elephant
• Squirrel
• Snake
• Kangaroo
• Hippopotamus
• Elk
• Rabbit
• Fox
• Bat
• Hare
• Toad
• Frog
• Deer
• Rat
• Badger
• Lizard
• Mole
• Hedgehog
• Otter
• Reindeer

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Wild Animals (with Interesting Facts & Examples)

Monkey

Monkeys can be divided into Old World and New World monkeys and include ground-dwelling animals like baboons.

The monkey is in the cage.

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Panda

Giant pandas are mammals that are only found in the wild in China, namely the Sichuan, Shaanxi, and Gansu provinces.

Pandas are very clever.

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Shark

Whale sharks are the largest type of shark with a length of 40 feet; their mouths are five feet wide, and they give birth to live young.

Sharks eat fish.

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Zebra

Zebras are considered to have white coats with brown or black stripes, but they have black skin under their white coats.

Zebras and giraffes are found at a zoo.

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Gorilla

Gorillas are social animals that live in groups numbering from five to ten members. Their leader is a male known as a silverback.

Most people think that gorillas are stupid. Is that true?

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Walrus

Walruses can be as long as 11.5 feet and weigh up to 1.5 tons. They use their tusks to pull themselves up onto land or ice from cold waters.

The walrus snorted suddenly and loudly.

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Leopard

Leopards are large spotted cats that are native to Africa and Asia. There are a total of nine recognized subspecies of leopards.

Tom ran as fast as a leopard.

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Wolf

Wolves can have hunting territories as large as 1,000 square miles. Their prey includes deer, bison, elk, moose, beavers, hares, and rodents.

Wolves don’t usually attack people.

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Antelope

Antelope are even-toed hoofed mammals. There are a total of 91 known species referred to as “antelopes”, but they are not taxonomically related.

Antelope live in Africa and Asia.

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Bald eagle

The Bald Eagle has a wide range that spans from Alaska in the west to Labrador Island in the east, from northern Canada to Northern Mexico.

The bald eagle is a noble bird, both beautiful and majestic.

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Jellyfish

Jellyfish have bodies that are 95 percent water. They do not have hearts or brains, but have a nervous system that detects light.

(plural: jellyfish)

These creatures evolved from simpler organisms like jellyfish.

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Crab

Most of the time, crabs walk from side to side, however, some species (like the common spider crab) can move forward and backward.

A crab nipped my toe while I was paddling.

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Giraffe

Adult giraffes can be as tall as 18.7 feet. Giraffes eat 16 to 20 hours a day and can consume up to 30 pounds of food daily.

A giraffe extends its neck to get food.

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Woodpecker

The term “woodpecker” refers to several different bird species, but their main characteristic is that of a strong bill used to penetrate trees for food.

How can I stop woodpeckers from making holes in my house?

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Camel

Camels with one hump are known as Dromedaries, while camels with two humps are known as Bactrian camels.

Camels have three eyelids.

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Starfish

Starfish are known to regenerate their limbs if they lose them. Their digestive system extends from a central disc into their arms.

(plural: starfish)

If a starfish loses a leg, it grows back.

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Koala

Koalas are marsupials, meaning that they give birth to underdeveloped live young who live in pouches until they are mature enough to leave.

The koala is listed among Australia’s endangered animals.

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Alligator

Alligators are large reptiles that can grow from 8.2 to 11.2 feet in length. Their teeth are lost and replaced throughout their lifetime.

The shoes are made of alligator skin.

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Owl

Owls are nocturnal birds of prey. They can be as large as the Great Horned Owl (900 – 2500 grams) or as small as the Elf Owl (45 grams).

Owls hunt at night.

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Tiger

The Bengal Tiger is a tiger native to Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, and India. It is a large tiger, weighing between 308 and 490 pounds.

Lions and tigers are called big cats.

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Bear

There are eight species of bear in the world, and they live in habitats ranging from South America to North America, and southern and eastern Asia.

How long does a bear sleep?

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Blue whale

The Blue Whale is the largest animal on earth and is considered the largest animal ever to have existed. It is 100 feet long and weighs 200 tons.

Have you ever seen a blue whale?

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Coyote

Coyotes are a wide-ranging canine species that have a diverse diet, eating anything from moose and bison to lizards and insects.

Coyote tracks are similar to dog tracks.

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Chimpanzee

The chimpanzee is the human being’s closest living relative. 98.8. percent of its DNA is similar to that of humans.

The chimpanzee is an endangered species.

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Raccoon

Raccoons are nocturnal animals that are solitary, except for the months between January and June, their mating season.

A raccoon came to the river and found a fish to eat.

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Lion

Lion cubs are reared in small groups. They are born with brown spots on their fur, which fade over time.

The lion struggled to get out of his cage.

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Arctic wolf

The Arctic Wolf is native to the North American arctic and Greenland. It subsists on elk, musk oxen, and arctic hares.

Have you ever seen an arctic wolf?

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Crocodile

Crocodiles are cold-blooded aquatic reptiles that live in tropical areas of the Americas, Australia, Africa, and Asia.

Crocodiles have sharp teeth.

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Dolphin

Dolphins are considered to be toothed whales, evolving from mammals that emerged in the fossil record 50 million years ago.

Dolphins are very intelligent animals.

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Elephant

Elephants are the largest living land mammals and are two different species: the African elephant and the Asian elephant.

Elephants usually only sleep two or three hours a day.

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Squirrel

Squirrels can not digest cellulose, and therefore usually feed on nuts, coniferous cones, and seeds.

Squirrels eat seeds and nuts, as well as insects and mushrooms.

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Snake

Some of the world’s largest snakes include the Green Anaconda, Burmese Python, and Reticulated Python, growing upwards of 18 feet.

Some snakes are poisonous.

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Kangaroo

Kangaroos are native to Australia and frequent the country’s grasslands, plains, beaches, and even golf courses.

A female kangaroo carries its young in the pouch.

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Hippopotamus

An adult hippopotamus can weigh as much as 9,920 pounds and be 16.5 feet in length.

The children enjoyed watching the hippopotamus wallowing in the mud.

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Elk

Elk are native to North America, weigh up to 1,100 pounds, and can be larger than five feet tall at the shoulder.

I will try to smell like an elk.

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Rabbit

Rabbits sleep on average about 8.4 hours a day and sleep with their eyes open to respond to sudden outside movements.

Carrots are good for the eyes. Have you ever seen a rabbit with glasses on?

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Fox

The fox is an animal that belongs to the canine family; it eats mostly insects, eggs, lizards, and birds.

Foxes are wild animals.

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Bat

Bats are the only true flying mammals. Their wings are comprised of thin bones and a stretchy skin membrane.

A bat is not a bird, but a mammal.

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Hare

Hares are different from rabbits in that they have larger ears, live solitary or paired social lives, and are self-sufficient from birth.

It is not easy to catch a hare with your bare hands.

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Toad

Toads are not taxonomically different from frogs, because of their appearance they are colloquially referred to as separate types of animals.

The toad has changed its colour to blend in with its new environment.

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Frog

Frogs are amphibians of the Anura order of animals. They start life as eggs, then change into tadpoles, and eventually their adult form.

The frog plopped into the pond.

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Deer

Deer are part of the Artiodactyla order of animals. They are native to Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas, and have been introduced to Australia.

The deer population has increased substantially in recent years.

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Rat

The rat is an extremely adaptable animal that is nocturnal in nature. It is most active shortly before dawn and right after dusk.

A rat squeaked and ran into the bushes.

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Badger

Badgers are a group of animals that consist of 11 species related to mink and otters. Badgers eat small birds, mammals, insects, and lizards.

Watching a badger move bedding can be very amusing.

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Lizard

Lizards are a large group of reptiles that typically have scales, a small head, and short limbs. Some lizards do not have limbs and resemble snakes.

A lizard can regenerate its tail.

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Mole

Moles are burrowing mammals that are capable of digging 15 to 18 feet of tunnels in an hour. They mostly eat earthworms and insects.

The mole burrowed in the ground.

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Hedgehog

Hedgehogs are animals that are distantly related to shrews. They have spiny backs and can roll into balls when threatened.

Hedgehogs are cute.

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Otter

Otters are part of the Mustelidae family and are related to badgers, minks, weasels, and wolverines. They feed on fish, but also crustaceans.

Since 1977 otter hunting has been illegal.

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Reindeer

Reindeer are also known as Caribou, they are native to northern climates and subsist on grass, shrubs, and low-lying parts of trees.

I hope to see reindeer on my trip to Sweden.

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Top 100+ Wild Animals in English

1. Lion
2. Tiger
3. Leopard
4. Cheetah
5. Jaguar
6. Elephant
7. Giraffe
8. Hippopotamus
9. Rhinoceros
10. Gorilla
11. Chimpanzee
12. Orangutan
13. Bear
14. Wolf
15. Coyote
16. Fox
17. Lynx
18. Bobcat
19. Mountain lion
20. Zebra
21. Wildebeest
22. Gazelle
23. Antelope
24. Warthog
25. Hyena
26. Jackal
27. Crocodile
28. Alligator
29. Snapping turtle
30. Pythons
31. Boa constrictors
32. Anaconda
33. Komodo dragon
34. Rattlesnake
35. King cobra
36. Kangaroo
37. Koala
38. Wombat
39. Wallaby
40. Platypus
41. Octopus
42. Squid
43. Cuttlefish
44. Jellyfish
45. Starfish
46. Crabs
47. Lobster
48. Shrimp
49. Clams
50. Oysters
51. Snails
52. Sea urchins
53. Sea horses
54. Sea lions
55. Walrus
56. Seal
57. Beluga whale
58. Humpback whale
59. Orca whale
60. Gray whale
61. Dolphin
62. Porpoise
63. Manatee
64. Sea turtle
65. Terrapin
66. Skink
67. Lizard
68. Gecko
69. Chameleon
70. Iguana
71. Snake
72. Python
73. Boa constrictor
74. Rattlesnake
75. King cobra
76. Bat
77. Raccoon
78. Opossum
79. Squirrel
80. Chipmunk
81. Muskrat
82. Rat
83. Mouse
84. Hamster
85. Guinea pig
86. Ferret
87. Rabbit
88. Hare
89. Badger
90. Skunk
91. Armadillo
92. Porcupine
93. Beaver
94. Otter
95. Skua
96. Puffin
97. Seagull
98. Albatross
99. Pelican
100. Falcon
101. Eagle
102. Osprey
103. Hawks
104. Vulture
105. Owl
106. Parrot
107. Cockatoo
108. Toucan
109. Macaw
110. Heron
111. Swans
112. Geese
113. Ducks
114. Peacock
115. Ostrich
116. Emu
117. Camel
118. Llama
119. Yak
120. Deer
121. Moose
122. Caribou
123. Bison
124. Buffalo
125. Elk
126. Grizzly bear
127. Polar bear
128. Panda

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Last Updated on March 1, 2023