Wild animals often use strategic tactics to surround their prey and prevent it from escaping. This article presents eight instances where different species employ this method for hunting. Some animals, such as wolves and lions, cooperate in packs or prides to encircle their target. Others, like orcas and dolphins, use their superior numbers and agility to corral their prey. The tactics employed range from strategic positioning and communication to herding and cutting off escape routes. These examples showcase the impressive hunting skills and adaptability of wild animals in their pursuit of food.