undomesticated

Following this logic however, then wolves, who are the closest relatives of dogs, should be far more aloof by nature since they are undomesticated. Yet we know for a fact that dogs don't form packs, while wolves do.

When I was a kid growing up on a farm in Kansas, far away from city development, we rarely saw undomesticated animals other than pheasants and jackrabbits.

It appeared 'wholly undomesticated' said the inspector and in her opinion was 'clearly separate' from Pinewood and its established surroundings.

He has one coati, but his primary undomesticated animal is which distinctively marked North American mammal, banned from the wild in this country?

In 2007, a Mayan 9-year-old female from the indigenous community of Tahdziu, Yucatan, Mexico, living in highly unsanitary conditions and constantly in contact with tick-infected undomesticated animals, seeks medical attention at the local health center of her community with fever for one day, receiving antipyretic treatment at that time.

I have presented several critical auto-ethnographic vignettes that invite the reader to consider their own answer to this lawless wild undomesticated question: Is hair texture significant in Australia?

The bulk of my career has been with undomesticated trees--that's what forest geneticists do--so working with a relatively undomesticated species such as pongamia is not new for me.

Wildlife includes the entire undomesticated fauna and uncultivated flora.

The reason was that there was a variety of undomesticated animal species at the zoo brought from all parts of the world, and that included the eastern wing of the country.

Undomesticated Dissent: Democracy and the Public Virtue of Religious Nonconformity Curtis W.