Cages for egg-laying birds have been found to increase production, lower mortality, reduce cannibalism, lower feeding requirements, reduce diseases and parasites, improve culling, and reduce both space and labour requirements.
The rearing of larvae was undertaken in the same plastic vessels described above and maintained with paper clips to reduce cannibalism.
Rearing fish in cages suspended in pond water where the water is more turbid as compared to clear water in grass aquarium may help to reduce cannibalism of this species because of the low light levels.
To reduce cannibalism of smaller individuals, we moved larger nymphs to a separate bin.
In the early larviculture of lobster, Homarus spp., feeding biomass instead of nauplii has proven to reduce cannibalism adequately.
Kim [ 57] suggested that group molting among colonial spiders is an adaptation that maintains a similar size among all individuals, which helps to reduce cannibalism during the molting period.
Mass molting to reduce cannibalism could also be applicable in other cases in which predatory species synchronize their molting, for example, the above-mentioned case of eurypterids, or the occurrence of large masses of mantis shrimps (Stomatopoda) in Carboniferous deposits in Germany [ 59].
He had also seen starving comrades reduced to cannibalism.
Once more his troops were surrounded; the siege lasted so long that the soldiers are said to have been reduced to cannibalism.
It's the saga of a band of 82 emigrants reduced to cannibalism when they were trapped at Donner Lake by a 22-foot snowfall in the winter of 1846-47.
While others in his city starved, and were even reduced to cannibalism, Jan and his close associates lived in royal splendor, all, he claimed, for the glory of God.
