jackals

For example, horses, zebras and donkeys descended from an equine "kind," dogs, wolves, coyotes and jackals from a canine "kind," and cattle, bison and water buffalos from a cattle "kind."

19th Century Evangelical Scholars, Old Earth and Evolution 2010

Ecuador have reason to fear, well, who you call the jackals?

WN.com - Articles related to Venezuela importers: Chavez strangling business 2010

Chavez of Venezuela, Evo Morales of Bolivia, Correa of Ecuador have reason to fear, well, who you call the jackals?

WN.com - Articles related to Venezuela importers: Chavez strangling business 2010

Reporters are acting like "jackals" - "Is TV not feeding off the remains of Sheen's celebrity carcass?"

Danny Groner: Has the Media Been Fair to Charlie Sheen? Danny Groner 2011

Reporters are acting like "jackals" - "Is TV not feeding off the remains of Sheen's celebrity carcass?"

Danny Groner: Has the Media Been Fair to Charlie Sheen? Danny Groner 2011

Reporters are acting like "jackals" - "Is TV not feeding off the remains of Sheen's celebrity carcass?"

Danny Groner: Has the Media Been Fair to Charlie Sheen? Danny Groner 2011

Reporters are acting like "jackals" - "Is TV not feeding off the remains of Sheen's celebrity carcass?"

Danny Groner: Has the Media Been Fair to Charlie Sheen? Danny Groner 2011

The jackals were the most troublesome, and the hyenas, and, of course, there was always man.

Child of the Desert Megan Arkenberg 2009

The jackals were the most troublesome, and the hyenas, and, of course, there was always man.

Archive 2009-03-01 Megan Arkenberg 2009

But unless the lion and the tiger are very watchful, the thieves of the jungle often steal their dinner; that is, the jackals and the hyenas smell the flesh, and uncover it and eat it up.

The Wonders of the Jungle, Book Two Sarath Kumar Ghosh