Sentence examples for animals ability from inspiring English sources

Ecologists are often surprised by animals' ability to adapt, and even evolve, in city environments.

Much interest has been shown in various animals' ability to sense the Earth's magnetic field.

He also addressed the matters of animals' ability to communicate with each other and argued that, in some cases, animals show greater intelligence than many "retarded" humans.

Forest-elephant society is dominated by females, and much of the animals' ability to survive is attributable to the role of the matriarchs.

Organizers also liked that it was readily available at any store and that it did not hurt animals' ability to whisk away water.

Dr. Lehmann said that he believed that the running was key to the exercised animals' ability to bounce back from their unpleasant housing conditions.

The mammals rely on echo-location to hunt and navigate and researchers say noise from pile-driving work to install the turbines interferes with the animals' ability to find each other and their prey.

Inhibition of random granule cells had the same effect, suggesting that merely altering the number of neurons in the ensemble interfered with the animals' ability to recall the fearful memories.

Some use digital imaging to keep hunters concealed; some also add features that foil animals' ability to detect colors outside their natural spectrum or that lock human odors behind a carbon-fiber shield.

But to mimic the effects of the restrictions imposed on elk movements by heavy snow, they limited the animals' ability to graze in certain areas by fencing them off part of the time.

In a series of tests, including one that measured the animals' ability to distinguish varying shades of grey, and another that timed how quickly mice found a submerged platform in a water tank under low lighting conditions, the animals' vision was 10-20% as good as healthy mice.