Sentence examples for aerial animals from inspiring English sources

We limit ourselves to terrestrial predation because mass effects have already been examined for organisms in fluid media (Domenici, 2001; Van den Hout et al., 2010) and because dealing with animals that operate in a 2-dimensional surface obviates many of the complexities associated with the energetics of changing height in aerial animals (Weihs and Webb, 1984).

For example, the first taxonomically identifiable body fossils of terrestrial animals are arachnids and chilopods from the late Silurian (~419 Ma) of England [ 6], and the oldest unambiguous evidence of sub-aerial animal activity is of arthropod (diplopod-like) trackways from ~450 Ma sediments [ 16].

Because bioinspiration and aerial-aquatic locomotion are the main attraction for this article, this review gathers the characteristics of aerial-aquatic animals useful for such designs.

That, and a family-friendly mix of clever clowning, acrobatics, aerial and animal acts and no shortage of old-fashioned showmanship.

Officials have been conducting aerial counts of animals near Amboseli National Park and the Natron-Magadi region, so here's a little visual safari of the stunning landscape.

More generally, the benchmarking method we describe here should be suitable for comparative studies of performance across a range of both aerial and aquatic animals.

These include, treatment of infected animals, aerial spraying, use of animal baits, sterile insect technique, clearing of tsetse infested bushes and slaughtering wild animals.

During aerial culls, each animal is supposed to be shot more than once to ensure it is dead.

For although she is passionate about birds of prey, and especially falcons, what makes this book so remarkable is not just that it is beautifully written, but that it never loses sight of the big picture: the way these exquisite aerial predators – the fastest animals that have ever lived – have been used as constantly changing repositories for human meanings.

To gauge the decline, Carel van Schaik of Duke University and his colleagues estimated orangutan populations in a section of the 9000-square-kilometer 9000-square-kilometer 9000-square-kilometer 1999, using a combination of sateLeuserimagiNationalerial Parkon of the animalSumatratat, combined with knowledge from 24 years of field work.

One of the additional elements being shot for the movie version is aerial footage of landscapes and animals moving across terrain, which is being filmed in high definition and 35mm.