Sentence examples for Most prey from inspiring English sources

Most prey captures occur in darkness or turbid conditions, when its eyes are largely useless.

Most prey is terrestrial but bats and birds are also taken, as well as lizards, amphibians and insects.

Living skunks are more valuable, as most prey primarily on insects, especially those harmful to agriculture.

For most, Prey, sensitively paired by Leonard Hokanson (in studio tapings of all three Schubert cycles, on Unitel Classica), will be the surprise.

Adults can pursue prey as deep as 100 metres (330 feet), but most prey is captured within 45 50 metres (about 150 165 feet) of the surface.

Why wouldn't they have interesting things to say, grammar or not?" The book offers a fascinating and detailed discussion of alarm calls, which are common to most prey animals.

Not surprisingly, it is the uninformed who are most preyed upon.

These include primitive and modern insects such as bristletails, firebrats, springtails, cockroaches and crickets; indeed, most prey-spider interactions observed today are the same as they were some 400 million years ago [29], [30].

The five most abundant prey taxa by fraction of individual prey items were adult Chironomidae (60%), Harpacticoidea (8.9%), pupal Chironomidae (7.7%) gammarid Amphipoda (6.2), and larval Chironomidae (5%).

The black-tailed jackrabbit and Townsend's ground squirrel (Spermophilus townsendii) are the two most important prey species on the Snake River Birds of Prey Study Area.

The most obvious prey were Britain's two big but underperforming brokers, Sedgwick and Willis Corroon.