curprev16:1616:16, 11 September 2023 MayerGtalkcontribs 4,627 bytes−29 Many predators are sit-and-wait predators, and do not search, stalk, or chase. The sequence as given may apply to dogs/wolves, but not "all predators".undo
curprev04:1004:10, 30 November 2021 Blueshoggtalkcontribs m4,694 bytes+9 The information on the "search" aspect of prey acquisition was incomplete. Most dogs (the only exceptions being the few "sight hound" breeds) orient primarily via scent(nose), to a lesser degree via sound(ear), and to the least via sight(eye). Many sources place sight ahead of sound due to its place in canine social cognition, but the comparative sensory development in both wolves and most dogs suggests first scen, then sound, followed by sight. Not enough room here to complete my explanationundoTags: Visual editMobile editMobile web edit
curprev17:4417:44, 28 May 2007 75.104.213.129talk 6,269 bytes+66 Prey drive was defined incorrectly. Changed all reverence of dogs in "Prey Drive" to refer to dogs as having "Predator Drive" Included definition of "Prey Drive" and informationsundo
curprev17:4417:44, 28 May 2007 75.104.213.129talk 6,203 bytes+3,207 Prey drive was defined incorrectly. Changed all reverence of dogs in "Prey Drive" to refer to dogs as having "Predator Drive" Included definition of "Prey Drive" and informationsundo
curprev23:4123:41, 17 April 2005 Elftalkcontribs 474 bytes+474 new stub (Catg:Animals is probably not a good one but it needs someone to figure out what's better)