Significats de become feral en anglès

That the fowl has become feral on several islands is certain.

This is the only known case in which rabbits have become feral in a hot country.

THIRDLY, these supposed species having nowhere become feral.

So much variability raises a strong suspicion that these birds are domestic pigeons which have become feral.

According to Kane they readily become feral.

The rabbits which have become feral on the island of Porto Santo, near Madeira, deserve a fuller account.

Because it was obvious that children were essentially evil and, unless they were ruled by fear, they would become feral.

But once they've fed and become feral, I will lose control... His voice trailed off as he watched for Dare's reaction.

But this habit is soon lost by dogs when they become feral and is soon reacquired when they are again domesticated.

It seems that they seldom or never take to the jungle and become feral, although they are not confined in any way.

Furthermore, they are all comparatively large, and if they ever become feral in England, it will not be for many years to come.

Library' volume 10 page 121; an endemic South American dog seems also to have become feral in this island.

The domestic birds have comparatively seldom become feral, doubtless, as C. Darvdn points out, from the reduction of their powers of flight in many cases.

Fowls have become feral on the Nicobar Islands (Blyth in the 'Indian Field' 1858 page 62), and in the Ladrones (Anson's Voyage).

Farm animals became feral, while people died in droves in the fields.

His pockmarked face became feral, and he charged, aiming a direct blow to her heart.