This presentation discusses how different mammals hunt and eat. It begins by defining mammals and providing examples, including lions, dogs, humans, elephants, birds, wolves, dolphins, and deer. It then defines hunting and provides hunting mammal examples. The presentation goes on to describe how different mammals hunt, such as lions stalking prey, birds diving to knock prey from the sky, wolves and tigers biting prey's neck, and bears using forepaws to break prey's spine. Lastly, it discusses how humans hunted as nomadic gatherers and hunters, and provides details on modern duck and deer hunting techniques.

1. University of Veterinary & Animal Sciences Ravi
Campus Pattoki
Welcome to our presentation
On
How Mammals Eat From Hunting And Gathering To
Digestion

2. Presented By
Muhammad Kaleem ( 2021-FA-013 )
Ghazanfar Ali ( 2021-FA-014 )

3. • Mammals
• Examples
• Hunting Mammals
• Examples
• How mammals hunt
• Gathering To Digestion
Contents

4. Definition:
Mammals are those animals that
are warm-blooded vertebrates with hair.
They feed their young with milk and have a
more well-developed brain than other types
of animals.
Mammals

5. Examples:
 Lion
 Dog
 Humans
 Elephants
 Birds
 Wolf
 Oceanic Dolphins
 Deer
Mammals

6. Definition:
Hunting is the practice of
pursuing any living organism, usually
wildlife or feral animals, by humans for
food, recreation, or trade. Animals may also
hunt.
Hunting Mammals

7. Examples:
 Lion
 Birds(Falcon)
 Wolf
 Tiger
 Bear
 Humans
Hunting Mammals

8. Lions hunt either alone or in
prides. In collaborative hunts, it
is usually the lioness who
initiates the kill. Lions stalk their
prey and, when close enough,
attempt a short charge on their
prey, trying either to pounce on
their target or knock it over.
How lion hunt

9. Perhaps its most famous hunting
technique is the dive.
Birds(Falcon) it finds its target,
the falcon folds its wings and
falls into a nose dive, or stoop,
gaining speeds over 200 mph.
The falcon closes its feet, and
uses them to knock the prey out
of the sky.
How birds hunt

10. The wolf kills its prey by biting
it in the neck area. It may also
bite a large prey animal in the
snout. The wolf might also bite
smaller game, such as sheep,
foxes and beavers, in the
back.
How Wolf hunt

11. Tigers often ambush their prey as
other cats do, overpowering their
prey from any angle, using their
body size and strength to knock
prey off balance.
How tiger hunt

12. The bear kills its prey by
biting it in the neck or back. It
can also kill the prey animal
with a strike of its forepaw,
which is often enough to
break the animal's spine.
How Bear Hunt

13. Those humans who complete their food
from hunting are known as Hunters.
Hunters may be known as nomads.
• A nomad is a person who moves from
place to place without a permanent
home.
• Hunters and gatherers were always
moving from place to place looking for
food.
How humans hunt?

14. Humans hunt different animals in different
ways.
Following are some ways to hunt different
animals.
Ways to Hunt:
• Ambush
• Hunt from a blind
• Spot and Stalk
Continue

15. • When duck hunting people set out decoys
in the water and use duck calls to try and
lure them down towards the water so they
can come into shooting range, a 12 gauge
shotgun is usually the weapon of choice.
Duck Hunting

17. • Deer hunting can be
done with guns or a bow
and arrow, bow hunting is
a lot more fun and a lot
more of a challenge than
using a gun. The seasons
from October 1st to
January.
Deer Hunting