Each chapter focuses on the meanings attached historically to a specific animal.

Words began as the anchors for sensory information and memories about a specific animal or object.

Hunting calls are noises hunters make to attract specific animals.

However, other breeds can be traced to specific named animals.

Animal identification using a means of marking is a process done to identify and track specific animals.

Until now, the United States has not required or kept records tracing specific animals from birth to market.

Night hunting is illegal in many states, with exceptions for specific animals like coyotes.

Special kinds of gelatin indicate the specific animal that was used for its production.

Trusts for the care of specific animals have been upheld.

This involves examining, observing, studying and collecting data on the specific animal.