Usually active in the mornings, most hunted in packs with their especially keen sense of smell and alert nature.
Jackals were ferocious creatures and liked a good chase; upon the discovery of prey, they would gather together to hunt it down. One could deduce how fierce these animals were from the ancient saying: 'Jackals are the bane of tigers' existence.'
Although their fighting potential was not as good as wolves', they were more tenacious. Their lack of racial division allowed the cooperation between different packs when they attacked tigers and leopards; this greatly improved their survivability.
Two jackals walked side by side out of the bushes with their creepy eyes fixed on the three intruders standing before them. They bared their fangs from time to time and made horrifying growls from their throats.
