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Adjective(1) wild and menacing(2) untamed

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(1) The impact of both domestic and feral cats on small native animal wildlife and birds is a controversial issue in Australia.(2) The electricians will have to watch out for snakes in the water, wild animals and feral dogs.(3) Thankfully, a new campaign has been launched to help secure protection for feral goats around Ireland.(4) Suddenly a pack of skinny Malaysian dogs shot onto the lawns below, chasing a feral cat.(5) Her eyes are partially closed as she lies there panting, the remains of a feral snarl becoming a sated smile.(6) However, even such developed states as Brazil face the threat of feral cities.(7) Somehow they know to elude predators - birds, crabs and feral cats - to reach the sea.(8) As the Carter family drive across the desert wastes of America, a feral family of savage cannibals attacks them.(9) It was the rather feral need to destroy the one that had threatened his space.(10) She said previously the feral cats kept down the numbers of rats and mice on farms.(11) This is a high, wild and remote spot, home to feral goats, red deer and golden eagle.(12) The feral young man snarled at them and snapped back, just as they did.(13) The citizens of southern California are debating the balance between feral cats versus dirty rats.(14) How long before the novelty wears off, and that kitten ends up another feral cat?(15) The activists were protesting plans by the hospital to trap up to 75 feral cats and turn them over to a local animal pound.(16) His hunting skills have also been used for the control of feral pigs in Hawaii, where he has advised on the use and training of dogs.