10 sentences with “hunting”

The young people learned the skills of tribal hunting.

Tigers are large and fierce felines that are endangered due to illegal hunting.

The hunting mechanism of these plant species consists of the functioning of master traps such as the funerary urns of the Nepentaceae, the wolf's foot of the Dionaea, the basket of the Genlisea, the red hooks of the Darlingtonia (or Cobra Lily), the flypaper of the Drosera, constricting filaments, or adhesive papillae of aquatic fungi of the Zoophagous type.

-That's not a hunting dog," said my father. It's a deer!

Henry VIII of England spent about two-thirds of his "free" time hunting, for example.

Julius Caesar returned to Rome two years later after hunting down Pompey's remaining loyalists.

Ancient humans were hunter-gatherers. They followed herds of animals in hunting and also gathered edible plants.

The region was also much more temperate and fertile than it is today, and the transition from hunting and gathering to large-scale agriculture was possible in Mesopotamia in a way that was not possible in most other regions of the ancient world.

In general, Palaeolithic cultures that live by hunting and fishing share a universal belief in the continuation of life after death. There was no concept of punishment or reward in other worlds, but life and death were concrete facts based primarily on tales of apparitions.

For example, the Valois king, Henry II, ignored affairs of state in favour of hunting and was killed in a tournament (during a tournament, a splinter from a broken lance went through the crack in his helmet, impaling his eye - he died two weeks later from the subsequent infection), and other members of the dynasty were little more effective.