"Feral hogs are just that: They're feral, they're wild and they roam," he said.
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She added that the snake's tail contains the word 'feral,' because Delevingne believes herself to be feral.
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That&aposs like dealing with like a feral -- you know some kind of feral, wild deal, that was cool.
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Ask not what you should do to the feral pigs; ask what you can do for the feral pigs.
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Reach out to the feral cat initiative, which advocates a method known as trap-neuter-return, or T.N.R., to control feral colonies.
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As for the future of Feral Audio itself, Feral Audio's president, Jason Smith, promised followers on Twitter that an announcement would come soon.
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Not dealing with the feral pig population isn't an option for many, especially those living in rural areas that abut feral hog habitats.
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Although feral cats belong to the same species as domestic cats, feral cats live in the wild where they are forced to hunt for survival.
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Feral Rites, meanwhile, is described as a sort of cross between Zelda and God of War, with lots of puzzle solving and brawling with feral monsters.
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The infamy of feral hogs grew following a viral tweet about an Arkansas man needing to kill "30-50 feral hogs" as a defense of assault weapons.
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Feral cats travel long distances toward burned areas to prey on fleeing native reptiles; in Australia, feral cats eat as many as 650 million reptiles each year.
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Sports Illustrated isn&apost necessarily known for its coverage of feral pigs, but on Thursday it delivered an excellent in-depth look at the US feral pig population in Texas.
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"If you're going to design a good species that can adapt and get established, feral swine would fit that thing," said Dale Nolte, the USDA's national feral swine program manager.
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" She added, "Part of sex — that connection — is feral.
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Feeding Feral Cats A neighbor leaves bowls of food around the neighborhood for feral cats, even placing some on the grounds of the Russian diplomatic mission at the end of our block.
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When a local volunteer group dedicated to trapping, neutering/spaying and releasing feral cats heard about this supposed "friendly" feral, they picked him up and brought him in to PAWS Chicago animal shelter.
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The dual taunts in Feral Spirit can protect your board.
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What's the difference between obscenely hungover people and feral cats?
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A feral cat eats a crimson rosella bird in Australia.
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How did he manage to avoid feral foxes and dogs?
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He's a bit bloodthirsty and more than a bit feral.
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Feral Audio has been in partnership with Starburns since 2016.
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Small towns across Britain are being terrorised by feral seagulls.
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In its feral form, prose is unhinged, mystifying, and repetitive.
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Australia has a cat problem — both feral and domesticated, apparently.
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We can spend some time shooting turkeys and feral pigs.
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All of a sudden the genre feels alive, feral, infinite.
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"Don't know what's happening with my feral hair," she continued.
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During that time, the feral hog population continued to grow.
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What language do we use to howl such feral moments?
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As for the feral detective, he's an enigma by design.
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But he gets quite adept at violence; he grows feral.
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He established Feral House after returning to California in 1989.
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Ten thousand feral camels expected to be shot and killed.
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At 44, I worried that I was becoming slightly feral.
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If they could, feral children would be like any others.
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Read more:Twitter is being flooded with memes after an Arkansas father described needing to kill '30-50 feral hogs' as a defense of assault weaponsThe man behind the viral 'feral hog' tweet spoke out for the first time, and he shared that feral hogs invaded his yard several timesBooming populations of wild boars, some of which are radioactive, are menacing major cities like Hong Kong and BarcelonaTexans are paying up to $50,000 to hunt feral hogs from helicopters with machine guns
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There is a brutality and harshness about Trump's two worlds: feral insults that "kill" opponents and a convention so feral that Politico's Glenn Thrush said he expected to see wild cats wandering through it.
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"Feral pigs will lunge at you and attack you" if they perceive a threat, said John J. McGlone, a professor of animal behavior at Texas Tech University who has studied feral and domestic hogs.
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That has sparked a long-running fight between cat fans, who support "trap-neuter-return" (TNR) programs to limit feral populations, and conservation scientists, who advocate euthanizing feral cats in order to save endangered birds.
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By the early 2000s, some estimates said there were over a million feral camels spread out over 1.3 million square miles of the country's interior, making it the largest feral camel herd in the world.
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Clare found herself burrowing into her body like a feral creature.
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So technically speaking they're not "wild" horses—they're actually feral horses.
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The feral population took over and began eating the native species.
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The referendum has tamed an institution meant to be constructively feral.
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There's a dark side to the feral hogs tweet, of course.
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But, so far, he's had no issues with his feral neighbors.
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Wilder becomes a feral, untrustworthy spirit of the denied and oppressed.
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But, Mr Hunt says, feral cats are "the number-one killers".
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The government wants 2m feral cats culled across Australia by 2020.
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Battles are grueling affairs pitting tiny hunters against fast, feral beasts.
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According to CNN, the feral cats prey on Australia's natural species.
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Ms. Wylde would prefer the city establish a feral cat sanctuary.
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Feral Rites' combat can be satisfyingly messy, both literally and figuratively.
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When she emerges, she's feral, starving, covered in her own waste.
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Trump Administration Authorizes &aposCyanide Bombs&apos to Kill Feral Hogs. Seriously.
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Her performance is impressively feral, but not much more than that.
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Feature Feral felines are driving the country's native species to extinction.
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The feral pig memes might be good for some dark humor.
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While he's away, a feral dog rouses and walks toward Peri.
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People who hear stories of my feral youth don't believe me.
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An Arkansas father's tweet about "30-50 feral hogs" went viral.
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He recalled that the rock was once home to feral cats.
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In many places the boar and the feral domestic hogs interbred.
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Read more:A pack of feral hogs in Italy reportedly destroyed $22,000 worth of cocaine hidden in the woodsHow 3 guys and 3 dogs caught this 411-pound feral hog that infiltrated a San Antonio golf courseThe man behind the viral &aposferal hog&apos tweet spoke out for the first time, and he shared that feral hogs invaded his yard several times
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While many of the missions are straightforward — go here, kill all the feral ghouls; go there, collect an item (and then kill some feral ghouls) — others play around with the formula in strange and surprising ways.
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"He doesn't do the foxes or the feral cats, because we had a feral cat attack recently," Burgunder told the ABC, adding that the colourful bird likes to spend most of his time with his chicken friends.
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"I don't think they'd be very tasty — skinny feral chickens," he said.
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Killer cats The answer is simple: Cats, especially feral ones, are killers.
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One feral cat can kill between five to seven animals each night.
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As for Daltrey, he's lost the lithe feral quality of his youth.
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There it is listed as endangered, because of predation by feral cats.
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All Williams's work is informed by a learned yet half-feral Christianity.
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He leaned on an outsized, nearly feral charisma more than his words.
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Some humans consider those feral populations "community cats" and care for them.
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A painting that depicts two policemen as feral pigs is drawing controversy.
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Opossums, raccoons, feral cats and hawks also made meals of the eggs.
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Threats still abound, though, from predators like foxes, leopards and feral dogs.
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Critic's Notebook There's something feral about Jud Fry, and something pathetic, too.
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Heist is "feral" in the sense that he's rootless, unpredictable and hairy.
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For one, the cats in this study were feral, and possibly hungry.
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You know, I am constantly on edge living like a feral cat.
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And certainly, the saying holds true for the state's feral hog population.
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Click the transmission to sport, and the car turns from feral to rabid.
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Loss denied that he or his coauthor favor broad euthanasia of feral cats.
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Photo: APTexas's 2.5 million feral pigs may soon fall victim to chemical warfare.
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The only good feral tomcat is one with an arrow through its head!
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They're essentially a different take on the series' iconic, zombie-like feral ghouls.
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As he gets up to leave, Mia is seized by some feral focus.
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Torrey's a hunter who set his sights on some South Carolina feral hogs.
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Chi-Town reportedly has roughly 200k feral cats roaming its streets and alleys.
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That work consisted of scrappy, feral bird carcasses fashioned from old, repurposed clothing.
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Texas has a new plan for its 2.5 million feral hogs: total annihilation.
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Two viruses managed to cull around 600 million of Australia's infamous feral rabbits.
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One thing it definitely isn't, is feral animals from the Philadelphia metropolitan area.
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What do you know about feral cats and their relationship to these rats?
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She represented something restless and feral, the rebuke to a lifetime of restriction.
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In those throbbing, feral stories, I encountered Baba Yaga, the quintessential Russian witch.
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Aside from a few feral camels loping nearby, it is still and silent.
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Coltish, feral and passionately in love, Mr. Grigolo's Mario is a true hothead.
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"All of these bones," Casey said, casting a feral glance toward his brother.
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That's not necessarily a good thing given the feral intensity of the text.
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Cézanne himself, in self-portraits, is very present, looking alternately feral and professorial.
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Plus being knocked up is a very feral & war-like state of being.
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Feral hogs are largely nocturnal, according to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.
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Other entrepreneurs also are profiting from the feral swine problem, including chopper companies.
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The scent is spicy and a little feral but still bright and clean.
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At their worst, they reveal a brutal, feral side to otherwise charming schoolchildren.
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"Through our commitment to take decisive action on feral cats and other invasive species, we will significantly reduce the impact of feral predators and increase the resilience of our native species," the government continued in its "Threatened Species Strategy" plan.
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READ: This is a story about Italian coke dealers, $22,000 in hidden drugs, and feral hogs The problem is so great that in 2011 the state made it legal for helicopter companies to take anyone — even tourists — hunting for feral hogs.
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It's just us and a gang of the friendliest feral cats I've ever met.
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Before moving into his new digs, he was living in a feral cat colony.
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The Feral Detective operates in a noirish, apocalyptic register, all loopy fever dream logic.
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Ranchers' pigs eventually went feral on Santa Cruz Island, sending the ecosystem into chaos.
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Photo: APWith tactics like these, native species should be absolutely terrified of feral cats.
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They've established feral colonies that now cover more than 99 percent of the continent.
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The screeching of the raccoons in Central Park is more coherent and less feral.
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"Daddy" has withdrawn with his teenage children—motherless, untutored, nearly feral—to the woods.
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NBC29 reported the cats were not feral and were clearly pets and well-groomed.
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Feral hogs find and destroy cocaine worth $85033,000 hidden in woods, Newsweek reports. ICYMI.
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But there's something fierce, almost feral, about Elizabeth when something she loves is threatened.
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We've been safely coexisting with the feral self-driving scooters for over a decade.
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In some abandoned homes, the only residents are skunks, raccoons, rats and feral cats.
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They are a mix of lost or abandoned house cats and their feral offspring.
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"Nothing Compares 2 U" is a raw, feral cry, an anthem for the abandoned.
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Daucus carota describes both the familiar orange cultivated carrot and its unkempt feral twin.
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At Socrates, three feral cats found his containers so comfortable that they moved in.
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Feral hogs have spread far and wide, and Texas has decided enough is enough.
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He could seem weak and wounded and then as relentless as a feral Doberman.
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Public-proposal videos cause me to cover my head and emit feral howling noises.
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In response to this threat, states menaced by feral hogs have embraced extreme measures.
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In some ways, feral hogs are an easy case for wild animal suffering researchers.
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" Instead, it turns her into someone "feral, like an addict, all stealth and unreason.
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It's the Supercade that makes the town go feral, as gentrification leads to chaos.
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Walking in, we passed iridescent wild turkeys and the fresh tracks of feral pigs.
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When society is sloughed off, motherhood — in Ms. Moench's conception — becomes fierce and feral.
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One study found that a feral cat journeyed 193 miles to a burn scar.
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The place was snugly feral, lacquered with graffiti, some of it added during shooting.
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The photos here capture the feral cats, pigeons, and ants swarming in sidewalk cracks.
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A new report from Sports Illustrated sheds light on the US feral pig population.
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The sheriff noted feral hogs are a problem across Texas, but attacks are rare.
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Gunning feral pigs from helicopters with semiautomatic weapons is a popular sport in Texas.
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America's national parks are being overrun by rats, cats and feral hogs Oh, my!
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A bandleader — a Hex, or witch — led them in a kind of feral ecstasy.
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On March 4 — just three months after making that New Year's wish — he held the grand opening for his new shop, Feral Mountain Co. And Feral Mountain Co. is exactly what Funkhouser is about — escaping corporate America and entering the wild and unknown.
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We've got some good recommendations this week, anchored by a number of smart genre novels: a serial killer ("My Sister, the Serial Killer," by Oyinkan Braithwaite), a feral detective ("The Feral Detective," by Jonathan Lethem), a Japanese Sherlock Holmes ("Newcomer," by Keigo Higashino).
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Ed has gone feral and Joel kills him, and kills his Mr. Ball Legs, too.
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But it's also too brief to give The Feral Detective the emotional grounding it needs.
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McGregor said conservationists should also find ways for feral cats and native wildlife to coexist.
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Keen plays Laura as wordlessly feral, a raging echo of Logan in his younger days.
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Feral pigs are domesticated pigs — farm animals — that escaped and are living as wild animals.
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That original X-Force team consisted of Cannonball, Boom-Boom, Warpath, Shatterstar, Feral, and Domino.
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Hundreds of thousands of strays, neither feral nor tame, live among the denizens of Istanbul.
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I never doubted the decision to break up, but sometimes I felt feral with grief.
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It's also completely overrun by the scorched, a slightly more intelligent form of feral ghoul.
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It is awesome that feral cats like KFC, although Popeye's is obviously better (fight me).
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"It was the most exciting, rewarding experience turning feral cats into lap cats," Beth said.
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As with most current Oculus Rift titles, Feral Rites didn't need to be VR-only.
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Feral Rites is one of the best and meatiest Rift-only games out right now.
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Police can thank some unexpected detectives for a recent cocaine bust in Italy: feral hogs.
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He denied all of her claims and says a feral cat did in the poodle.
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The roof of the hay barn leaked, and the grounds were infested with feral cats.
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Feral cats are believed to have contributed to the extinction of the Stephens Island wren.
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Where besides New York City has a study been conducted about feral cats eating rats?
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Mr. Zavalny's demon is a handsome, feral presence, stalking about in a loose, long coat.
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Feral House and Amok Books were dispensers of forbidden knowledge that presaged 4chan and Reddit.
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And then soon you had feral hogs ripping through farms like a horde of locusts.
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Lethem's chief metaphor in "The Feral Detective" finds the "wild edge" of Los Angeles — i.e.
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Feral dogs roamed the island; domesticated pigs and cows feasted at the community's refuse heap.
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To fans of the genre, though, that kind of feral chaos will be nothing new.
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She captioned her tweet with what one could describe as feral and war-like emoji.
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The feral swine also have been known to eat deer fawns if they find one.
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Just a few months later, a swarm of feral hogs actually killed a Texas woman.
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Rominger said Baby Yoda has been friendly and affectionate and wasn't feral before her rescue.
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Stray and feral cats roam the streets of Washington, protected by neuter-and-release policies.
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Ebony cherubs bounced in golden spiderwebs; feral creatures rode bareback on butterflies through weeping forests.
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Some of his favorites include George Monbiot's "Feral" and most of all, Mary Ruefle's poetry.
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He said it was "definitely not a feral cat" and was "probably five times that size".
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Before you get all sad, you should probably know that feral cats are an ecological disaster.
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McIntosh, who retired as an HVAC professional, tells of his joy rescuing cats, including feral felines.
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Feral pigs attracted golden eagles from the mainland, and those avian predators crashed the fox population.
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But fleas that feed from pets and other feral animals like opossums can also spread it.
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There were dozens of feral kittens, which he warned us not to let inside the house.
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Outside the US, feral cats are responsible in the extinction of 63 species around the world.
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In her most extreme moments, snarling and wild-eyed, she looks exactly like her feral counterpart.
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Kaput Feral Hog Lure is a bait food laced with warfarin, a colorless and flavorless rodentcide.
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But let's be real: Descending into the feral hog population with a ballon and a few .
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At the moment, the origins of these feral crocs remains as murky as their current numbers.
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They needed gravel in their voice and the ability to intone rage, grief, and feral intelligence.
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His is a brooding, almost feral Escobar, cornered, vulnerable, and all the more terrible for it.
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She meets a young Polish man who's clearly not expecting to meet a half-feral girl.
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No, they haven't seen Under the Tuscan Sun—these feral hogs are there for the vineyards.
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A few months earlier, in the fall, Insomniac also has the somewhat more traditional Feral Rites.
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Feral horses were once herded cruelly with airplanes or poisoned to stop them competing for food.
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According to the Sydney Morning Herald, feral cats kill around 1,000 animals a year, on average.
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According to the Sydney Morning Herald, indigenous species are being trained to avoid the feral cats.
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The practice began as a way for the city to control the multiple feral cat colonies.
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He was known for building shelters for all the feral and stray cats in the city.
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It's a real issue in UK coastal towns, which have become infested with the feral beasts.
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If anyone asks what you're supposed to be, say you're one of 30-50 feral hogs.
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It can have a feral, almost savage quality, and it can also be fresh and bright.
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This is a neighborhood where Caribbean families live and chickens roam the streets like feral cats.
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Synthetic sounds, breakbeats, the rhythm teased out that feral knowledge, ambrosia for the anorexic animal inside.
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To the creators of New Dawn, they were feral savages who had to be put down.
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They incorporated even more complex rhythms and stronger electronic elements without cutting out their feral qualities.
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She spent some time getting to know the Tardy brothers… and a bunch of feral cats.
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It's just really powerful piece of writing, I mean, just feral in its rage and intensity.
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What do researchers from Murdoch University think caused a feral goldfish invasion in Australia's Vasse River?
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Chris Carter farmed the pages of Feral House books for the adventures of Mulder and Scully.
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Nijinsky has more to do but is still a cipher, despite Mr. Cusati-Moyer's feral energy.
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As the game wore on, as the tension grew, the noise became more fevered, more feral.
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At what point does blame turn feral and we retreat, self-satisfied, behind our collective censure?
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He's a narcissist and a neurotic with a feral talent for attracting the attention he craves.
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" Their cohorts pose as everything from a terrorist to a feral animal to a "welfare queen.
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Hits were the javelina (a not very attractive feral pig), bighorn sheep and the gray fox.
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In one feral moment, she stands outside, throws back her head and howls like a coyote.
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Feral pigs are widely considered to be the most destructive invasive species in the United States.
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In Bridey and Milo, Hoffman has created memorable antiheroes: tough and resourceful, scarred, feral and sexy.
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Volunteers have rescued the islands' feral cats, after the provincial government said it might euthanize them.
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Mr. Hurt's pallor, fearful expression and prominent ears made him an especially feral and unromantic rebel.
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And the feral-looking panther on the wall, a contemporary Audubon painting, is by Walton Ford.
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About $25.55 million was appropriated this year to the U.S. Department of Agriculture to tackle feral hogs on the national level and the agency is testing unmanned drones to track the hogs that thrive in swamps and forests, said Dale Nolte, the USDA's feral swine program manager.
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It starts with Mason, a formerly feral cat who was taken in by TinyKittens in British Columbia.
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Ricky's backup, a feral pack of uniformed tween Adventure Scouts, are none too happy about that meddling.
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The feral animal was discovered near Epcot Center Drive and Interstate 4, just east of the park.
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In 2010, the publishing company Feral House published Technological Slavery: The Collected Writings of Theodore J. Kaczynski.
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Initial Imzy partners include Lena Dunham's LennyLetter, "Community" creator Dan Harmon and Harmon's podcasting network Feral Audio.
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We can't eradicate rats, weeds, or the feral pigs and goats that are destroying the native flora.
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By downplaying the dangers of feral cats, animal advocacy groups are distorting science just like climate deniers.
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And our country really "gets off" on seeing people in prison living like freaks and feral animals.
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Here's the twist: The "roach" mother, Katerina, explains that they don't look like feral zombies at all.
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" The mood swoops between feral despair and strung-out longing—check out Kurt rhyming "mother" with "summer.
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Inside, they find two feral children feeding on a sow, like Romulus and Remus with the wolf.
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This will surely have been true, whether they were pets or feral animals dependent on human refuse.
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Now we're back in familiarly Orientalist territory, the rescue of a white woman from the feral indigenous.
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David Hayward has the weird dual role of arranging lineups for the Leftfield Collection and Feral Vector.
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Still, environmentalists and hog hunters alike staunchly oppose using warfarin to stamp out Texas's feral pig problem.
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They recently trapped a 300-pound feral pig that filled a 4-foot-by-4-foot cage.
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Anyway, the tweet went viral and lots of people are making jokes about 30-50 feral hogs.
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Feral swine (42,250 killed last year) are, for instance, a menace to agriculture and endangered species alike.
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Examples leap readily to mind: Feral cats have eaten their way through much of Australia's native fauna.
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Respect for the lives of feral cats ought to be reconciled with the protection of urban birds.
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You were discovered feral, ugly, not unlike the criminal we'd found years back and put to work.
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A more feral approach to the same subject can and surely will have its say another day.
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Feral Through June 9 at 59E59 Theaters, Manhattan; 59 E. 59th St., 212-279-4200, 59e59.org.
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Named after a friend who ran an animal rescue, Laurence was himself rescued from a feral colony.
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Trucks used to come to castrate male dogs to control the packs of feral animals running loose.
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Here, there is no artists' colony of young gentrifiers with fixed-gear bicycles and feral facial hair.
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Running from most animals — including coyotes, feral dogs and bears — is a futile exercise, Ms. Levin said.
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Whether the horses do more damage than the feral pigs on the island remains up for debate.
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One of two feral hogs caught in a trap on a farm in rural Missouri on Jan.
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And as the candidates gave voice to that dark vision, they occasionally vaulted past fierce to feral.
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In the statement, officials approved a "Camel & Feral Animals" cull that will take place over five days.
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It is not simply feral id, but rather id ennobled, harnessed in the interest of protecting others.
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Feral pigs have become an invasive menace in the US, breeding like crazy and tearing through ecosystems.
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The US estimates that feral pigs impose $1.5 billion worth of damage throughout the country per year.
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The cost to Texas agriculture annually from the feral swine is estimated at more than $50 million.
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Denton lacked the feral quality that reporters tend to develop: His was an act of surprising generosity.
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Feral pigs don't browse the landscape; they dig out plants by the root, and lots of them.
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"Feral swine dig up nests and eat the eggs or consume the baby turtles," Dr. Nolte said.
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I described the cat outside my window, which I took the liberty of calling a feral cat.
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A. The biggest threat to the Scottish wildcat, Felis silvestris, is widespread interbreeding with feral domestic cats.
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For relief, he vents his frustrations in binge-drinking and furtive, feral sex with random young men.
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Maybe it was this pent-up anger that has given the cascading accusations such a feral edge.
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Duke's face sharpens into something more feral; his voice drops, suggesting he's capable of something dangerous, abusive.
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Kristen Liu-Wong is currently showing work in FERAL WAYS at Superchief Gallery in New York City.
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After exposure to images of Pokémon alongside trainers, they both eventually became interested in anthro and feral.
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What started as a debate around one of America's most polarizing topics — assault weapons — became many people's introduction to a very different problem: Feral hogs are one of the most destructive invasive species in the U.S. But to Texans, feral hogs are nothing new — and they're no joke.
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The quartet then unleashed the feral and highly influential LP, Behind the Realms of Madness, a year later.
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Feral cats now cover 99.8 per cent of Australia, and have already driven 20 Australian mammals to extinction.
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See, I had friends over to grill sausages in the backyard, and the conversation turned to feral cats.
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"She had to live feral at the old ranch, but had known better days," Le Guin told me.
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While Garn's photographs are its main allure, the tome also includes a brief history of the feral pigeon.
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Some years before, we'd discovered a feral apple tree on a lot nearby, a rarity in Northern California.
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Equal parts feral and feminine, Bougatsos seems a natural heir to the avant-garde tradition of Yoko Ono.
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The episode sees podcast host PJ Vogt perform a surprisingly nuanced deep dive into America's feral hogs problem.
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The performer is rarely offstage and sings with a feral, uncaged yearning that does the show's namesake proud.
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In addition to the brumbies, feral cats and red foxes have an easier time hunting in the fires.
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Packs of feral dogs would chase prospective tenants away as efforts at a revamp got underway, he said.
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In the deep three o'clock, four o'clock, there is something old and feral and rather beautiful about Clapham.
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Marshall also stated he was stepping away from Feral Audio so that he could receive mental health treatment.
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There's speculation that Feral Audio's podcasts will be migrating over to Starburns Industries' new podcast venture, SBI: Audio.
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"The thought of feral kittens freezing and starving to death is just viscerally painful for me," he says.
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Wrath, Mulch, Swipe, Feral Rage and Moonglade Portal, which boost the spell-synergy minions while providing removal options.
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Mr Foster is the real thing, going truly feral and in the process discovering a whole new world.
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The feral-cat population today is estimated at between 4m and 20m, most of them prowling outback habitats.
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There are between 2 and 6 million feral cats on the continent, according to the New York Times.
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"The alert is in response to a feral cat that tested positive for the disease," the release said.
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"So, no, I do not have packs of murderous feral hogs in my yard every day," McNabb said.
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In this raucous celebration of Naples, and Neapolitan women in particular, ritualistic song and dance reach feral intensity.
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There aren't United States federal laws that deal with outdoor cats, feral cats, or trap, neuter, return programs.
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Its feral nature still exists, with wildflowers lining a stone pathway that leads to the tasting room/brewery.
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People who are preparing for the possibility of killing their neighbors, who presumably will become feral and desperate.
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But while my sister's expression has a sweetness to it — humanity, really — my eyes glint, feral and obsessive.
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In Australia, this is a particular problem, as foxes and feral cats hunt native species like the malleefowl.
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The dogs have often been abused, neglected or feral before they land in a crowded and cacophonous shelter.
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The devices are used to protect livestock and protected species from predators like coyotes, foxes and feral dogs.
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And we're reporting on the work of a CNN Hero who has a soft spot for feral cats.
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Wuthering Heights' Cathy is just as feral as Heathcliff, who is appealingly tragic and committed to Cathy besides.
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Hoffman's characters are tough and resourceful, scarred, feral and sexy — less cast out than looking to get lost.
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Estimates of the number of feral cats in the United States range from 30 million to 80 million.
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We've been made feral by unemployment, so it's possible that things are going to get a little weird.
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It smells like no other substance on earth: ancient, musty, almost feral, like being inside an underwater cavern.
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Mature feral hogs can weigh between 100 and 400 pounds, according to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.
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Outbreaks of E. coli in spinach and lettuce have been blamed on feral hogs defecating in farm fields.
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Denise wanted it to feel like feral cats almost, just toying with each other and waiting to pounce.
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About 16,000 feral cats have been sterilized through the city's trap-neuter-return program, which started in 2008.
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"To Feral Audio artists, after six years, I can no longer have the pressure of running a company, continue this lifestyle and be mentally healthy...Since Feral Audio is forever married to my name, i [sic] am dissolving it so no dark cloud should ever be above your work," he wrote.
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The pragmatists are all locked in their cages while the purists are running around the city like feral cats.
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My yard has a pretty stable community of feral cats that, during the day, cuddle up cutely in chairs.
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The animals that survive the flames have to contend with feral cats, which move toward the fires to hunt.
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In their primal, feral, almost animalistic fear of the drop, the relegation-threatened teams will do anything to survive.
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In "Great Landscape with Tree" (1960), there's a sunbeam that is pointed like the tooth of a feral cat.
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I head inside, expecting to find more scorched or feral ghouls to kill, but there are none at all.
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One result is that there are mobs of feral emus in parts of Texas—farm survivors and their descendants.
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Oppenheim bore into my head a squirrelly vibe of feral fairy-tales in which rationalist rules need not apply.
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These are well-established protocols, essential to the maintenance of a mostly not-on-fire, feral-animal-free society.
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It takes place between a country run amok with consumerism and radioactive wastelands where feral hamsters roam the countryside.
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Sounds appear like collected items, feral dog's bark and passing pedestrian voices call out then fade like a dream.
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Feral Rites is a third-person game played with a controller, a bit like Edge of Nowhere or Chronos.
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According to the New York Times, there are between two and six million feral cats living on the continent.
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Locals say that the town's feral cats, rummaging among the corpses, began to go bald; birds lost their feathers.
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Although visitors may be tempted to approach the feral horses, park officials warn against touching or feeding the animals.
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Near-feral discipline he's more than willing to impose on self and anybody else in earshot — especially the band.
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However, a report by the Ornithological Society of New Zealand suggests other feral cats contributed to the bird's extinction.
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"If you died unexpectedly your cat would go out, hunt, and become feral," explains cat behavioral expert Sheila Hamilton.
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Habitat loss, climate change and nonnative predators like foxes and feral cats have contributed to the quolls' rapid decline.
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That said, the feral descriptions of sex provide some of the novel's most amusing, if decidedly un-Dostoyevskian, moments.
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Feral House announced his death on Facebook, saying that he died on May 10, but the details are unknown.
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It is also very difficult, if not impossible, to shoot all feral swine in a group at one time.
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Feral cats that have been spayed or neutered can be adopted — not to be pets, but to be mousers.
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Phoebe walks into the Los Angeles office of a private dick named Charles Heist, the so-called feral detective.
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How '30-50 feral hogs' became a bizarre meme about gun control Buckle up, this one is really weird.
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The incident is a reminder of the high stakes of this feral climate, but risks derailing the production's momentum.
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Carlson has also found ways to forge connections with the feral online culture that nurtures Trump's most inflammatory supporters.
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Sharp, wily, a touch feral, she is also a survivor who, soon after she returns, makes Beanpole her victim.
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In states where populations are not established, hunting creates an incentive for people to distribute feral pigs for sport.
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Girls roamed the aisles in half-feral packs, shouting titles and blurbs at each other from across the store.
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Once in a while, I've tried to grab a feral kitten to bring it in for a short visit.
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"I can tell you feral hogs are a problem across the state of Texas," Hawthorne said the press conference.
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Cat feces for the study have been obtained from shelters, feral cats and from cats owned by N.Y.U. scientists.
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By Friday morning, Republicans were already painting Trump as a scaredy-cat and Iran as a feral cornered cat.
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In an ideal world, no one would ever get mauled by a bear, or contract rabies from a feral squirrel.
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If you dug such brutally honest feral-kid classics as Over the Edge or Suburbia or Kids, you'll love it.
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McGregor and Legge attached camera collars to feral cats in Australia in order to learn more about how they hunt.
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That was when he took out his phone and showed me this GIF of feral cats mounting a dead cat.
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And if there is a place where I might have expected things to feel feral, it is a retirement community.
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As it turns out, feral hogs can be a major nuisance animal, rooting up gardens, destroying crops, and damaging fences.
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Today around 120 feral buffaloes live in Hong Kong, alongside ten times as many of their bovine cousins, brown cows.
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The horses have been both a feral pest and an integral part of Australian frontier folklore for almost two centuries.
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Feral pigs, wild boar, whatever you want to call them, are the undomesticated version of the usual pink farm piggies.
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Gunning down feral hogs is gratuitous, and possibly even ineffective: The Post noted that Texas wildlife officials have warned that .
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If you're a podcast fiend, chances are you're familiar with at least one podcast housed under the Feral Audio umbrella.
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Following a searing indictment of Feral Audio founder Dustin Marshall's abusive behavior, the future availability of these podcasts is uncertain.
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Now the adult in me might call it dangerous, but maybe it was just a good outlet for feral teenagers.
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Pulling a loose tooth out is a delicate business — and who better to execute the task than a feral rodent.
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The increase in seeds also means more rats, stoats and feral cats -- all of which pose risks to the bird.
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Her iridescent eyes cut through me like those of a feral dog with cataracts, waiting for my moment of weakness.
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I think I was getting feral very slowly, drinking Booker's, and it was really sinking in how everything was terrible.
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It's been a rough season for my Game of Game of Thrones all-animal meme team: Ser Pounce's Feral Menagerie.
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She relishes the kill, but not as much as Santa Clarita Diet relishes rubbing our faces in her feral hunger.
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Gorman landed a perfect shot to the side of Dubois' face, which sparked feral, off-balance punching from both men.
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Like God of War (and, to be fair, basically half of all video games), Feral Rites is a revenge story.
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It would be one thing if Feral Rites were a 20-year-old franchise dealing with its own historical baggage.
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Burns's feral fur has long been a staple of his aesthetic, but Thornton's has gained more fame during the postseason.
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Giuliani has gone from federal prosecutor who upheld the rules to feral defender of a president who stomps on them.
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Much happens during those sweltering, feral months, some of it exhilarating, some of it unbearable: One of Bert's children dies.
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They wanted porch lights turned on at night, yards maintained, garbage and debris hauled away, and feral dogs rounded up.
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Dutch sailors and settlers, along with feral "pets" (rats, pigs, and cats), all contributed to the downfall of the species.
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There's something incredibly feral about someone walking into a shop, buying a knife, then stabbing someone in front of shoppers.
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Their feral descendants are hybrids of Western and African honey bees, and they have crept ever northward over the decades.
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She did balletic twirls, cartwheels and some fiercely feral prancing to grapple with male dancers far taller than she is.
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Like all of Williams's writing, the book is "informed by a learned yet half-feral Christianity," Justin Taylor wrote here.
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How do you keep your kids from going feral if they're away from school for a prolonged period of time?
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"It's very aggressive and angular and animalistic and feral and raw, and in that way it's very feminine," Johnson said.
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It's fun!" attitude: "Xander and his pack grow more and more feral until Buffy, Giles, and Willow reverse the spell.
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"Why has someone started a petition to save the feral cats?" one newspaper reader texted to an editor in Queensland.
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A handwritten note found in the van that plowed into the Muslim worshipers described Muslims as "feral" and child predators.
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Her culinary education sprouted in wild places: from her exuberantly feral childhood to a stint cooking at a summer camp.
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At its best, though, "The Feral Detective" is a worthy morality play about our warring impulses for conflict and comfort.
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He refused to wear the $18,000 sound processors, and his defiance was feral: head butts to my face, kicks, bites.
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Ms. Fritz, who also went by the name Feral Pines, adopted the name Riley as a woman in her 235s.
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Black Cat is one of hundreds of homeless feral cats who provide pest control services for companies across the country.
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As you make your way down the bicycle path, you might have to contend with feral cows and water buffaloes.
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"There is no question in the medical examiner's mind that this was feral hogs that caused her death," he said.—
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"There's a raw, feral quality to her being," said Mr. Lemon, who has worked with her for over a decade.
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In 2010, the federal government planned to cull some 670,000 feral camels over four years, The New York Times reported.
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To the right of him, on the Texas side, sat a row of moldering barbecue equipment and a feral cat.
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In a few cases they accidentally collected feces that belonged to a feral dog, a lynx or a brown bear.
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These, in turn, connect to Laura (a terrific newcomer, Dafne Keen), a watchful, feral child who is fleeing across borders.
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"Right now, we're doing a water rescue for eight feral dogs and a couple of birds," Larson said by phone.
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Trinkaus compares it to how European wildcats are currently disappearing, absorbed into much larger populations of house cats gone feral.
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She enjoys designing handbags and also makes time for volunteer work, painting murals in underprivileged villages and rescuing feral cats.
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This charismatic tenor, with his brawny voice and feral intensity, has become perhaps the most dependably exciting singer in opera.
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The KMT is working to recover support from feral infighting and nominating unpopular pro-unification candidates in the party's list.
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I'm not exactly sure what kind of alien she is, but it's a cross between feral cat and a vampire.
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Feral cats don't meow much, but in the presence of humans, cats learn how to communicate to get what they want.
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Real World is known for outrageous cast members who party hard, have a lot of sex, and fight like feral cats.
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The bayou is overrun with feral hippos and hunters, and Winslow Houndstooth and his crew are on a mission of revenge.
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Of course he had no trouble doing so—it had been a very scary experience for him, I'd gone completely feral.
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Bill opponents said it could prompt some people to bring even more feral hogs into Oklahoma to be shot by hunters.
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When we get behind the wheel, we're like those feral, bosomy monsters in a Hammer horror film, licking our glistening fangs.
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When they come to, they realize they're in a familiar place: Back at the house where they found the feral boys.
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It's home to a large rodent called the banana rat, and apparently to hordes of feral cats, which can cause problems.
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Harley, a somewhat feral 20-year-old tabby cat who was deaf, was found dead in West Olympia, Q13 Fox reported.
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We got a glimpse of the other remaining wolf, Arya's puppy Nymeria, as a grown, mostly feral wolf in season seven.
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A two-mile portion of Florida's Walt Disney World is under a rabies alert after a feral cat scratched two employees.
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This isn't the first time the Sterns have fostered a feral cat — they fostered two last year, named Fig and Dumpling.
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They'd been on the island since the mid-19th century, brought over by the first ranchers, and had long gone feral.
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Thirty to 50 unkillable feral hogs may or may not be terrorizing one Arkansas man's backyard, but they've definitely infiltrated Twitter.
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On a deserted strip of sand battered by rough waves, we ate out of a communal pot, as feral cats gathered.
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At the Toronto concert, when the stage lights came up, the outline of her silhouette materialized, to feral applause and hoots.
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Each bristles with vivid specificity, even those in nonspeaking parts, like the infant Bobby, a feral rabbit and the aforementioned goose.
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Feral populations started turning up in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Croatia and Ukraine in Europe, and later in Japan and Madagascar.
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The problem, instead, has to do with the up to $2.5 billion in damage feral swine do to agriculture every year.
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The deranged wife is played by Cassandra Trenary with the feral tenacity of a backup dancer in a hair metal band.
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In all of these movies (and lots more), Ms. Sciorra is steely and luminous and game — fragile and feral and fierce.
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It tells an iconic Haida story of the "wildman," a man who is lost and becomes feral living in the forest.
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Feral cats (all fixed) lounge and prowl, mostly near the faded red structures that house a takeout counter offering sophisticated cuisine.
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By now, the odor had taken on a distinctly feral character: a combination of dead animal and something musty and unnamable.
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Are you intrigued by this mysterious Italian town with its craggy splendor, 12 full-time residents and bevy of feral cats?
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In Commerce, California, a feral feline simply named "Black Cat" is responsible for protecting the Los Angeles Distributing Company from rodents.
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Feral cats are an exception in only one respect: Many remain effective predators, capable of killing native birds and small mammals.
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But an autopsy on Monday confirmed her cause of death as loss of blood "due to feral hog assault," Hawthorne said.
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Whippet-thin and androgynous, this Virgin is a feral innocent, writhing across stony wilderness and motel carpeting like an ecstatic invertebrate.
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Later, their face-off in a tap-dance battle (the choreography is by Candace Taylor) is funny, furious and almost feral.
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Cat friendly: Ridgewood has a large feral-cat population, so it turned out to be a great spot for cat lovers.
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PestSmart Connect, which provides information about invasive animals in Australia, reported that there are about 1 million feral camels in Australia.
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They had never had a little girl in that stone house haunted by semi-feral cats and ghosts from past ages.
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To make a terrestrial comparison: "Are we getting the native butterflies back, or are we just seeing feral cats?" he wonders.
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One team of researchers has found a clever workaround to the problem, using a subject no one will miss: feral pigs.
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Written accounts testified to its almost feral strangeness, but no one had seen or danced it for more than six decades.
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Bill opponents said it could prompt some people to bring even more feral hogs into Oklahoma to be shot by hunters.
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Feral or free-roaming horses are not considered wild animals and may have been set free by their owners, she said.
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The runt of a feral litter, Bub had a severe case of feline dwarfism and remained kitten size her whole life.
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Unlike domesticated pigs, feral hogs can become aggressive if they feel trapped, or if a female hog is defending her offspring.
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In Florida, feral mallard ducks, released from game farms have quit migrating and begun breeding with native, non-migrating Mottled ducks.
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Domesticated animals occupy a privileged sphere, but even they are often treated cruelly (think of puppy mills, or abandoned feral cats).
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The paintings are fantastic and feral, both in execution and in suggested narrative; attenuated, often adolescent, sometimes gnomelike creatures populate them.
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Suddenly, a feral cat pounces out from some nearby brush, narrowly missing a flock member's feather plume-festooned head with a paw.
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His body was unrecognizable: It had been torn apart by feral dogs and frozen, Whitley County's Assistant Prosecutor D.J. Sigler tells PEOPLE.
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Feral kittens at one Boston animal shelter are getting the TLC they need this kitten season, thanks to the purr-fect invention.
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But in 2006, conservationists found an endangered group of Hawaiian Petrel birds on Lanai—which feral cats are known to prey on.
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For now, the album is a co-release from Sentient Ruin and Feral Spirits, and is out April 7—preorders are live.
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And when new shoots do sprout up after the fires, those hooved animals — invasive feral deer in particular — will forage for saplings.
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After Buddy is killed by a train, Idgie — already a tomboy, and somewhat feral — goes totally wild and lives in the woods.
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Before feeling too bad for the poor piggies, know that feral hogs are a national problem that cost us around $1.5 billion.
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Except the calming landscape image fades into a close-up of one of the feral children letting out a gut-wrenching scream.
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FixNation is a remarkable charity which attempts to reduce the population of feral cats by fixing stray cats so they won't reproduce.
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"I went to my scary garage with @asekar95 and she battled a feral cat who was in love with her," Kaling writes.
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This summer, New Zealand announced its intention to eradicate all introduced predators by 2050, including rats, possums, stoats, ferrets, and feral cats.
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If it's a feral kitten, she'll be perfectly still, won't make eye contact and will wait for the kitten to approach her.
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But long before his death in 2013 he had propelled his country towards its current feral state of corruption, brutality and penury.
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Connie is bug-eyed and bristly bearded, with a slurred drawl, and a glowering expression that flickers between exhaustion and feral aggression.
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We learn this first when Stripe begins to see roaches' faces not as the feral, zombie-like visages, but as human faces.
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Their latest release, the Futility EP, mixes brutal grind and pounding, contorted noise rock with Valentine's half-feral snarls and guttural invocations.
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In each hotel we release a different animal into the environment and they approach the man made room in a feral way.
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"This tragic incident exemplifies the problem the Navajo Nation faces in an overpopulation of feral horses," said Navajo Nation President Russell Begaye.
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Look, I am not excited about whatever poor feral cat or national park they opt to slap on the face of 10.12.
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Visitors and residents in the area have been advised to avoid feral animals because they could have been infected with the disease.
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According to Texas A&M's AgriLife Extension, feral hogs typically weigh around 200 pounds, with a large hog clocking in around 300.
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A council in Queensland has even gone as far to pay a $10 bounty the scalp of each feral cat, CNN reports.
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Hamlet VIII was a stray living in a feral cat colony, and the Algonquin adopted him from a shelter in Long Island.
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"Amo" — Bring Me the Horizon"Social Cues" — Cage the Elephant"In the End" — The Cranberries"Trauma" — I Prevail"Feral Roots" — Rival Sons
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But local officials and animal welfare advocates say it would be wrong to imagine feral packs of aggressive dogs prowling the streets.
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The media adores Bai Ling's daughter: "feral" fox-child, inkstroke lines and no meat at all, only bones to dress in satin.
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The Brooklyn Academy of Music has settled on a cat theme with this two-week celebration of the feral, friendly and furry.
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As for feral cats, they're not just a Staten Island problem, said Nick Gitto, a volunteer at a Staten Island animal shelter.
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Adam Parfrey, the writer, publisher, and journalist who founded Amok Books and Feral House publishers is dead at the age of 61.
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In photos from the ends of his trips, he looks ecstatic and feral, in the best possible sense, intrinsically wild and free.
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It is revisionist — or, rather, corrective — American history, a tale of men turning feral as they swarmed California like an invasive species.
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In India, where vultures have all but disappeared, populations of rats and feral dogs have soared, raising fears of severe disease outbreaks.
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The thought of them encountering feral canines on their outdoor walks left her fearful for the students and the staff, she said.
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The seaside town of "Feral," a production by Tortoise in a Nutshell that opened at 59E59 Theaters on Wednesday, is easily recognizable.
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"He transitioned beautifully from feral creature to pampered house cat and more recently to co-worker," Dr. Sams said in an email.
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Dwight Garner's review of Jonathan Lethem's new novel, "The Feral Detective," is as well — even though it's bad news for Lethem fans.
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This Playboy Bunny has gone feral from its social role, now potentially available to be with multitudes of other animals and plants.
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The idea is simple: to keep feral dogs and dingoes from getting to sheep farms on the other side of the wire.
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There is the man who credits his survival of a nervous breakdown to caring for the many feral cats in his neighborhood.
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This, coupled with a political system and social media algos that garner votes and earnings via division, and our superspecies turns feral.
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Take a Number At a recycling plant in Brooklyn, fat, stealthy rats were more than a match for feral cats, scientists found.
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The severity of this year's fires is unparalleled, says conservation biologist Sarah Legge, who studies the impacts of feral cats after bushfires.
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After an intense fire event, feral predators including foxes and cats are actually attracted to that fire-affected area to hunt there.
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Feral hogs are one of the most destructive invasive species in the U.S. and have long been a problem for Texas farmers.
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A 59-year-old woman was killed outside of her Texas home in a rare assault by a pack of feral hogs.
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His revived essay is a blueprint for the cleansing of German art from alien civilities, restoring the feral values of primal ancestors.
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If you don't have time for anything more than a mask, then going as a feral hog is maybe your best bet.
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Included in his purchase of the island was the Lana'i Animal Rescue Center, which is reportedly home to about 400 feral cats.
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Feral and pet cats roaming outdoors cause huge bird mortality every year, as do collisions with buildings, communications towers and power lines.
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Or, they may get picked off by feral cats or foxes, which make a killing by moving into burned areas after fires.
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You're going to hit your marks and serve your food, and everyone's going to coo and gurgle and eat like feral hogs.
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It was just the fifth deadly feral hog attack documented in the United States in nearly two centuries, according to one study.
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But feral hog attacks in urban and suburban areas have increased since the mid-1990s, said John J. Mayer, the study's author.
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The painting features a confrontation between two police officers depicted as feral pigs and a black protester portrayed as a black panther.
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Bruce Rauner last year signed legislation making it easier for counties to pay for trap-neuter-vaccinate-return programs for feral cats.
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People who take warfarin have increasingly begun to question whether it's wise, given that small doses can kill 300-pound feral hogs.
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The film looks at feral cats in Buenos Aires, particularly the doted-on "guardians" of a major tourist attraction, the Recoleta Cemetery.
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Related: Feline Massacre: Australia Unveils Plan to Kill Two Million Feral Cats The government is emphatic about exploiting the territory's fossil fuels.
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People have tried it before -- letting a feral cat colony go within a certain area, with the goal of keeping rat populations down.
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The publication has drawn comparisons between the girl and Rudyard Kipling's Mowgli, the feral child from Seoni, India, in Kipling's The Jungle Book.
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Because his body had been torn apart by feral dogs, investigators could not determine his cause of death and the case went cold.
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For up to $20,000, people can hunt the feral hogs from a helicopter and even use a machine gun to mow them down.
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It's a feral mutt, a potcake as Bahamians say, that Thron's drone-operated, heat-sensing zoom cameras have picked up among the debris.
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Since humans helped create the feral hog problem in the first place, they have an obligation to solve it in an ethical manner.
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She's mesmerizing in the role — her sharp, feral teeth stick out, balancing her cloud of golden hair and feline, seen-it-all eyes.
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Today, its nests on the forest floor are under constant attack by invasive species—opossums, rats, feral cats and the occasional misbehaving dog.
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Restraining production is a way to postpone such feral competition, at least until Russia and Saudi Arabia can wean their economies off oil.
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In neighboring New Zealand, a prominent environmentalist has proposed a cat-free future, with both domestic and feral cats either controlled or culled.
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All images courtesy of Feral House and Sacred Bones Records Lee Brown Coye created illustrations that, at first glance, look whimsical and cartoonish.
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Both "Feral", by George Monbiot, and Isabella Tree's "Wilding" champion the power of self-regulating nature to flourish once human control is relinquished.
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Even after contracting a life-altering syndrome from a feral cat she befriended on vacation, Gemma Birch still considers herself an animal lover.
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Years later, a half-hearted attempt was made to plan a reunion, but really, for all our feral intimacy, the camaraderie wasn't there.
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The rabbits seem like a reference to "Rabbit Island," a Japanese island inhabited by feral rabbits that were initially used for government testing.
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She's interested in transmogrification and transmutation: creating from the synthesis of unlikely and disparate elements while unveiling a hidden type of feral ideology.
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She is a feral child raised by yes-men in a McMansion, existing in a world devoid of grown-ups to enforce rules.
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One of the biggest threats these birds face is predation by feral cats, weasels, rats, and other animals that feed on young kiwi.
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Depending on the perfumer's vision, rose can smell fresh or feral, peppery or syrupy, whisper light or as dank as a mossy cave.
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But "a good fight" is a major caveat, because most of Feral Rites' enemies are sprinkled in twos or threes around the maps.
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In fairness, one of the reasons for this is that Feral Rites is trying to be more than a series of battle arenas.
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The problem is less radioactive fallout than the rapes and murders committed by feral teenagers, abetted by Les Baxter's strident ersatz jazz score.
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The Managed Care of Feral Cats act allowed animal organizations like Tree House to trap, neuter and return them to their home turf.
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From 30-50 feral hogs and liberated Area 51 aliens to Nancy Pelosi clapping, there are plenty of great options to choose from.
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Most of the rogue swarms they collect are domesticated—escapees from a hobbyist's roof—but feral bees sometimes cluster in rotting tree trunks.
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The local government hired a full-time bodyguard to look out for the crane, who faced threats from feral dogs and powerful typhoons.
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Animal rights activists and celebrities condemned a similar plan announced by Australia last year to use poison to eliminate millions of feral cats.
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In 2012, he directed South African Zef rap duo Die Antwoord's "I Fink U Freeky," video bringing his feral fascinations into the mainstream.
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Researchers from Murdoch University believe this scenario, or something like it, is the cause of a feral goldfish invasion in Australia's Vasse River.
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Then there are wild turkeys, which can be aggressive and trample over yards, and feral cats that urinate on lawns, leaving foul odors.
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When the aides give her a shower I can hear her screaming all the way down the hall, shrieking like a feral cat.
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A magnificently Rimbaudian "Pissing in a River," from her 1976 "Radio Ethiopia" album, shows her singing voice potent, feral and fierce as ever.
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"We're not supporting feral cats, but there are people who have doubts here about the plan," said Terry Dean, 75, a longtime resident.
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Those four words also capture the vibe of the early pages of "The Feral Detective," Jonathan Lethem's flaky, trivial, intermittently entertaining 11th novel.
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From war to politics to social movements to feral literary imaginations, our recommended books this week confirm that chaos is the only constant.
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Cindy lives in a crumbling house in rural Pennsylvania with her two older brothers, "basically feral," with a mother who comes and goes.
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As a graduate student at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, she photographed roaming packs of feral dogs in Brooklyn, Jersey City and Hoboken.
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How do I kill the 30-50 feral hogs that run into my yard within 3-5 mins while my small kids play?
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While conducting a study on body decomposition, in separate incidents, forensic researchers unintentionally captured footage of two feral cats feasting on human corpses.
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Aboriginal officials in Australia&aposs Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands have approved a five-day cull of wild camels and other feral animals.
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But Democrats just as swiftly dismissed the events as another example of what they call Mr. Trump's feral and feckless government by improvisation.
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But authorities have developed bait feeders that can only be opened by adult feral hogs to eliminate other species from consuming the poison.
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In addition, Truffaut dedicated "The Wild Child" (19503), in which the director played a doctor who adopts a feral boy, to Mr. Léaud.
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An 11-year-old girl Barry describes as a "feral mongoose" delivers a remarkable performance as the unlikely target of Barry's moral conflict.
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Like the 50-car caper of Gone in 60 Seconds, Pig could be a heist movie involving 30-50 truffle-sniffing feral hogs.
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Before getting drafted for the big game, she was a feral kitten in Florida caught up in the terrifying flood waters of Hurricane Irma.
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It's a well-traveled sentiment — protecting one's home is a near-feral impulse — and one born from love, but the presumption is nonetheless insidious.
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Wallace makes a brief appearance in Outlaw King too, albeit far more feral in appearance than Mel Gibson's dreamboat take on the legendary rebel.
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The world remembers Hannibal Lecter and his refinement coexisting with savagery, not Buffalo Bill, whose body dysmorphia transforms him into a snarling, feral animal.
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Things are so fluid that when $50 brawler Feral Rites got lukewarm reviews, developer Insomniac slashed the price nearly in half within a week.
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"This legislation gives Oklahomans more options to combat the rapidly growing feral hog population," said Republican state Representative Sean Robert, a bill co-sponsor.
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D. walks me to the train station, and on our way through the park, we stop to admire the feral cats that live there.
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After New York's governor tried to spare life of a feral deer in Harlem, the buck said a big "fuck you" and died anyway.
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"She is semi feral, she is used to being fed," Jean Sutherland of Argyll Animal Aid told The Press Journal, who reported the story.
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Let's hope no in-universe rathtar collector decides to be a bucket biologist; one feral rathtar could decimate a planet's ecosystems within a year.
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"What really usually happens is we're at Costco with all of our children… and it's like herding feral cats," Lindsey says with a laugh.
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Travel off the coast of Maine to the mysterious island of Far Harbor, where higher levels of radiation have created a more feral world.
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The only team doing worse than mine is Ser Pounce's Feral Menagerie, and all of its players are either animals or named after them.
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The Navajo community in Arizona has had to contend with a growing feral horse population of about 50,000 to 70,000, according to the statement.
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Feral hogs have also caused around 10,0000 car accidents this year, as well as the deaths of 13 people in the past nine months.
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"Grotesque," the midseason premiere focused entirely on Nick's efforts to survive trekking across a brutal desert overrun by gun-toting thugs and feral dogs.
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This hunched and feral posture of grievance is then combined with a fiercely put-upon impatience with the service that viewers themselves are receiving.
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Twitter is being flooded with memes after an Arkansas father described needing to kill '30-50 feral hogs' as a defense of assault weapons
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A 411-pound feral hog infiltrated a Texas golf course last week, prompting a professional team to trap and remove the abnormally large animal.
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" The group said that "trapping and, if necessary, euthanizing feral cats is the only way to take these animals out of the environment humanely.
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"It is also a record of a feral world where merciless storms convene each spring on the prairies and on the plains," he continues.
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The spine of the documentary is an in-depth interview with Iggy Pop, 69, who tells his story in a deep, almost feral growl.
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In a world plagued by extreme weather, feral hogs, and growing wealth inequality, there's one thing meat-eaters can count on for comfort: bacon.
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The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals promotes trap, neuter, and return programs, or relocating feral cats as a last resort.
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Much like her videos for "Carrion Flowers" and "Feral Love," Wolfe says the clip was shaped by grappling with her mental and physical health.
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After she was rescued, she was basically feral and unable to adjust to a normal life and had to be cared for by others.
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Characters are terrorized by a gang of denim-vest-clad feral skateboarders called the Manwolfs, who mix cartoonish violence with emotional pleas for sensitivity.
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Image courtesy of Feral House What was it specifically about LA that produced all of this violence, hate, and speed associated with the music?
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At times, her feral dancers slither right up, ensnaring viewers in human chains and making Gibney's studios feel like rooms in an erratic asylum.
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"Mel would turn up rare and difficult-to-find stuff on Hanussen," Adam Parfrey, the publisher of Feral House, said in a telephone interview.
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But the caper unlocked a strange, negative energy, a giddy viciousness that has swept across the sports landscape and, at times, felt almost feral.
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Shaggy shearling gave them a feral air; a spread knit over a glazed glen-plaid puffer wrap with matching skirt added a utilitarian warmth.
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We created the feral hog problem, so it makes sense that we would have some ethical obligations in terms of how to manage it.
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She looks like she's about 11, but she also feels a little more like a "feral mongoose" (in Barry's words) than a little girl.
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Feral cats, formally deemed an invasive pest in Australia, are helping to drive the country's native species to extinction — particularly threatened rodents and marsupials.
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At this time of year, it is satisfying to stumble on a feral apple tree while hiking, pick its fruit and contemplate its origins.
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Twitter users pounced on the tweet more quickly than a swarm of feral hogs might spring upon a leafy yard, and the jokes spread.
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"Shooting one to two feral hogs does little to control their numbers and typically educates others in the group to avoid humans," researchers said.
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We were feral, selfish, and apoplectic, and there (again) was a lack of trust in our leaders — they tried to quell panic via censorship.
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The film has an entirely Haida cast, and retells the Haida story of the "wildman," who is lost and becomes feral in the forest.
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The vibe is rich hippie, with blush-colored duvets and feral-looking bouquets of seasonal flowers and female acoustic covers of Bruce Springsteen songs.
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The crime thriller "Good Time" tries the "Scared Straight" approach, throwing a terrified white character into a jail cell teeming with feral black men.
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But South Korea has found dead feral pigs that have tested positive for the disease in or near the South Korean-North Korean border.
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Pulphus's artwork features a confrontation between two police officers closely resembling feral pigs drawing their guns at a protester depicted as a black panther.
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In addition to his sister Jessica, the managing editor of Feral House, he is survived by another sister, Juliet Parfrey, and a brother, Jonathan.
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Feral hogs became an internet meme in August, when a tweet about shooting 30 to 50 hogs with a semi-automatic rifle went viral.
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But don't worry, there's a meme for all of them, thanks to Gen Z and their obsession with TikTokking, VSCO girls, and feral hogs.
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Speaking from the audience of Monday's show, Dr. Saunders' explained that the kittens were born to a feral cat on the streets of Nyack.
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On the porch in the morning, a feral cat dozes by the picnic table while D eats muesli and reads aloud from Men's Muscle .
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Feral in this way he could not be disturbed raking the morning or the late afternoon, taking, resting, boiling, a human in his way.
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I mean, as time passes since I was in college, I feel more and more feral, more and more back to my earlier roots.
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I, a human who has no problem eating any animal at all, suggest that perhaps Australia should adopt the feral kitty as a national cuisine.
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For one, feral cats and mice were found on the island in the 1970s, and were almost certainly introduced by humans traveling to the island.
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Socialites, models, and celebrities, promised extravagant beachside benders, flocked to the Bahamas only to find feral dogs, luggage gone AWOL, and accommodations resembling FEMA camps.
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His baby sister has flung herself across him, and both of them slumber like young feral cats: open mouths, splayed arms and legs, exposed throats.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service said damage caused by feral swine across the United States could top $2 billion.
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Mr. P is a feral male peacock who knows what he wants, and what he wants is a ceramic yard ornament shaped like a swan.
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Feral cats make up most of the breeding population, so despite living alongside humans for some 9,000 years, house cats are still not fully domesticated.
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That "rules of the internet" would come into existence, however insincere, is telling: even 4chan's users were dazzled by this world and its feral possibilities.
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So, he quit his corporate job of 10 years, packed his bags and moved to Colorado to opening Feral, his very own outdoor gear shop.
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The friendly feline was a stray kitten in his former life, found by Wenig near an old barn living amongst a family of feral cats.
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He has helped rid San Nicolas Island, in California, of feral cats; Choros Island, Chile, of rabbits; and Desecheo Island, Puerto Rico, of rhesus macaques.
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Three feral cats who've been living on the grounds of a Walmart in Atascocita, Texas, for over five years will not get their lease renewed.
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A House Republican on Friday personally removed a controversial painting that depicts police officers as feral pigs in a hallway connecting to the Capitol. Rep.
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According to Tiny Kittens, the shelter behind the livestream, Evolene was pregnant and in poor health when they rescued her from a feral cat colony.
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It was definitely feral filmmaking, which you can't do if you have a craft services table and real safety all around you all the time.
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And if Trump fails by running the country on behalf of a slender but feral base, he will bolster Obama's legacy rather than destroy it.
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On Wednesday, the Texas legislature passed a bill that would legalize feral hog and coyote hunting from a hot air balloon, the Associated Press reports.
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Feral-Pierssens said recent declines in value of bitcoins are unlikely to deter miners who understand the "volatile nature of the cryptoasset" they are producing.
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What sets the show apart isn't the surface quality of its humor but its restless, almost feral energy and its slap-in-the-face attitude.
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Here's the list: Bring Me The Horizon, Amo; Cage The Elephant, Social Cues; The Cranberries, In The End; I Prevail, Trauma; Rival Sons, Feral Roots.
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Disneyland is home to a squad of feral cats who have free rein in the park — and you can adopt one if you work there
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In 2016, she invaded Civic Center Plaza in San Francisco with her collection of gigantic rabbits, commenting on the problem of feral rabbits in Tasmania.
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When he goes missing, McCoy treks up to Canada where he discovers that the guy has gone fully feral and is terrorizing a fishing village.
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Dust storms in the Sahara are killing kids half a continent away 30 to 50 feral hogs, explained The El Paso shooting isn't an anomaly.
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"Feral cats are a real menace and a very significant threat to the health of our ecosystem," Australia's former environment minister, Josh Frydenberg, told me.
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Following this well-trodden path, Mark H. Young's "Feral" sends half a dozen newly graduated college students — and their interpersonal resentments — into a nameless forest.
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He's vacant-eyed and half-feral, just freed from enslavement to a white-supremacist gang by his ex-partner, the druglord Walter White (Bryan Cranston).
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"Domesticated Animals," on the album, talks about wanting to be feral, while to me Ronson's productions often sound carefully retro and neat and... Buttoned-up.
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Scientists have previously shown that feral cats hunt surviving animals across recently burned lands in Australia, exploiting many of the victims' injured or weakened state.
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Feral cats aren't the only opportunists to seek out wildfire-blighted places: Hawks and other natural predators also seize the chance to simplify their hunt.
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Police were called and initially considered the possibility that Rollins had died of a medical condition before her body was discovered by the feral hogs.
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More even than usual with "The Winter's Tale," you feel that it will truly require a miracle to bring these scrapping feral figures into harmony.
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He had a gray beard and a somewhat stark, feral intensity; as he spoke, he put one leg, but not the other, on his desk.
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Most of his titles were published under two imprints with telltale names: first Amok Press and later Feral House (its motto: "Refuses to Be Domesticated").
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The National Feral Camel Management Plan estimated about one million camels lived in three states and the Northern territory in 85033, according to the newspaper.
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" A shrieking, faintly feral neighbor who calls Drew a "baby-cocked bitch" reminded me of a terrific scene from the Staten Island episode of "Girls.
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"Feral goats overran the island for many years and not only competed with tortoises for food, but also destroyed much of their habitat," he added.
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In the world of feral cats, only the strongest survive, so when the mother cat moved her kittens, she left this one behind to die.
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The feral-voiced occupant of that role, Rob Fowler, follows Mr. Polec's lead in discarding his shirt whenever the story — and the decibel levels — dictate.
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Lil Bub was the runt of a feral litter, and needed special care when she was taken in as a rescue, according to her biography.
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Taylor Swift says her 'Cats' persona is more of a 'feral'-type cat than a domesticated one You've gotta respect her commitment to her art.
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Feral pigs are doing so well right now in part because they have a hugely varied diet that can adapt to just about any scenario.
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Though officials have encouraged hunting for sport as a way to mitigate the populations of feral hogs in the past, it contributes to their spread.
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Tall and rail thin, with a slightly feral look in his eyes and a shock of matted, overgrown hair, he resembled a Bengali Jim Morrison.
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National Cat Day, National Feral Cat Day, National Hairball Awareness Day, Happy Mew Year — even the dog days of August are filled with feline jubilees.
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But their feral existence gets upended when a neighbor barges in to check on their neglected dog, who she has seen scratching at the windows.
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Taken by a ragtag criminal gang, Paul is stashed in a desolate farmhouse, where his closest keeper becomes Cinquanta (Romain Duris, a charismatically feral presence).
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They headed west into Laguna del Tigre National Park, or Tiger Lake, hacking a path through the stubby forest darting up amid feral cattle grass.
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Instead, there is a level of whimsy and spectacle that, while diverting, bears little resemblance to the borderline feral conditions that exist in our country.
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His department issued an emergency rule in February fast-tracking the use of warfarin-laced bait, sold under the brand name Kaput Feral Hog Bait.
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Take the Breakfast Cake—you know, the one that yields a nasty 9 AM sugar crash when you binge-eat it like a feral animal.
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In my experience, it was totally normal to see a feral wild boar just popping out of the forest on my way back from school.
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