| A | B |
|---|
| abundant | more than enought; plentiful |
| aggressive | bold; ready and quick to fight |
| carcass | the dead body of an animal |
| dominance | the condition of having the most control |
| subservience | the state of being willing to yield to others' power |
| territory | an area inhabited by an animal or animal group and defended against intruders |
| tundra | a treeless Arctic region where the subsoil is permanently forzen and where only low shrubs, lichens, and mosses can grow |
| wariness | the state of being on one's guard |
| wilderness | any unsettled region in its natural state |
| caribou | a type of Artic deer |
| tolerant | able to allow the presence of something unusual without resistance |
| selective | choosy |
| bugling | a noise similar to the noise a bugle makes |
| engrossed | completely occupied |
| humility | the quality of being meek or modest |
| subjugate | to bring under control; conquer |
| instinctive | in a way that is inborn or naturally present at birth |
| advent | the arrival of a new person, thing, or event |
| aurora | a brilliant display of lights visible in the night sky, chiefly in the polar regions |
