Horse, deer, wolf
Description
The first section outlines the history of horse domestication, detailing the craft of horse shoeing. Behavior of wild horses living on an island in the Atlantic Ocean gives viewers insight into how all horses once lived. The second section shows the Virginia deer, highlighting antler growth and structure, and deer communication through pheromone secretion. The last section is about the wolf. Wolves are considered super predators because they hunt in packs, are fearless and can travel long distances. Complex social relationships in wolf packs are based on dominance. The dominant male's behavior and communication within the pack are shown as well as the structure and function of wolf's teeth.
Runtime
22 min
Series
Subjects
- Antlers (1)
- Domestication (3)
- Horses (26)
- Deer (1)
- Animals (402)
- Animal behavior (299)
- Gray wolf (1)
Date of Publication
2009, c2006
Database
Alexander Street
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