| A | B |
|---|
| appreciate | to enjoy and understand |
| grazing | eating growing plants |
| population | relating to the number of people or animals living in a certain place |
| starve | to suffer or die from not having enough food |
| surrounding | on all sides of |
| territory | an area of land |
| wander | to move from place to place without reason |
| gasped | caught your breath suddenly |
| hooves | the feet of certain animals, such as deer |
| rumbled | moved with a deep, rolling sound |
| recognized | identified as knowing before |
| landlord | person who rents a building or property to someone |
| hushed | calmed, quiet |
| solemnly | seriously |
| protest | a gathering of people to fight something they think is wrong |
| brow | forehead |
| stranded | helpless |
| anxiously | in a worried way |
| rotate | to turn |
| detect | to discover, to find out |
| habitat | the place where an animal or plant naturally lives and grows |
| draped | covered loosely |
| broad | wide |
| rusty | old-looking, covered in rust |
| crates | wooden boxes used for moving or sending things |
| tranquilizer | a drug used to calm a person or animal |
| wobbled | moved unsteadily |
| fawns | deer that are less than one year old |
| flickering | briefly flashing |
| darts | moves quickly |
| swerve | to turn sharply |
| plunges | dives |
| billows | waves |
| tuxedo | a black-and-white suit |
| scuffed | walked by dragging one's feet |
| scamper | hurried motion |
| whisk | quick, sweeping motion |
| flutter | to flap the wings and fly weakly |
| permit | written permission to do something; a license |
