Fire did hear something, but no where near the amount that the tiger's would.  He had thick, almost feline ears, good for directional discretion, but not quite the range of pitches that the cat's had.   Instead, his ears were more useful in picking out any sound so that the gryphon could then locate the source with his keener eyes.  At least the swivelling of his head was noiseless as he tried to keep up with thhe motions of this hunt.   He was trying to learn, after all!<br/><br/>The gryphon watches silently as the two tigers split up a bit, moving like they knew the dance steps perfectly.  It was fascnating, to say the least.   Ground hunters had things much differently than their aerial counterparts.   Where Fire could take down other fliers, the entire tempo was different.  Same dance, different styles.