| A | B |
|---|
| breed | a particular or type of animal or plant |
| clutching | holding onto something tightly |
| constantly | happening over and over |
| horrors | things that cause a strong feeling of fear or disgust |
| limit | the greatest number or amount allowed |
| odd | not usual or ordinary |
| scurried | ran quickly; scampered |
| seeking | searching or looking for |
| adults | mature persons |
| annual | happening once a year |
| awe | mixed feelings of respect, fear, and wonder |
| clustered | gathered together as a bunch |
| daybreak | dawn; morning when light first appears |
| expense | financial fee; cost |
| jagged | having sharp points or notches |
| reveal | to show or display; to expose to view |
| alarming | frightening or disturbing |
| claim | a piece of land that someone takes legal possession of |
| experienced | having a certain knowledge or skill |
| rarely | not often |
| regardless | in spite of or ignoring something |
| series | a number of related things that follow in order |
| settlement | a place recently populated with permanent residents |
| territory | a large area of land; a region |
| destination | the place to which someone is going |
| discipline | control over the way you or others behave |
| domestic | tame; part of everyday life |
| enforce | to put a rule or law into effect and make sure it is obeyed |
| fringe | a border or edge |
| guilty | responsible for doing something wrong |
| hostility | a strong hatred or dislike |
| livestock | animals raised on a farm or ranch |
