Shadewood is that what a dinosaur would do.

The wolf reminded him of a winter hare, or something bigger — ah, his mind flashed to the north-bound bears with their powerful, stocky strides. In Tulimaq's estimation the stranger he crept after was young, perhaps full grown or perhaps not, but they were formidable in size already and he thought - perhaps arrogantly - that he could coerce this snow-beast to join him on his mountain; he slowly adjusts his speed so that he's able to track after them and gradually stops paying attention to how stealthy he is. Tulimaq does not have the best skills when it comes to stalking (even though he does a lot of it). He is a large fellow in his own right - it is easier to remain hidden if he gives a wide berth, but as he closes in on the pale wolf he becomes more obvious, and wonders just what the boy will do as he drifts closer and closer.