Sentence examples for animals behave from inspiring English sources

Humans and animals behave quite differently in cages, tanks and holding pens than they do when they are free.

Wounded animals behave in strange ways, and Donald Trump was nothing if not strange at the second presidential debate.

Yet the narrator's understanding of the ways in which animals behave - which is the means to his survival - implies shared human-animal characteristics.

Most animals behave differently to novel and familiar stimuli: the former sometimes elicit startle responses, sometimes investigatory or exploratory responses; the latter often apparently are ignored.

The animals behave as if they grasp the general concept of similarity, which is an abstraction rather than a simple discrimination.

This may have something to do with changing fire patterns, but it is also probably because elk and other browsing animals behave differently when wolves are around.

Further tests looked at how animals behaved when familiar objects in their cages were moved around.

Was the behaviour of Mme Costa's dog, which inadvertently caused her death, another example of animals behaving weirdly?

PALAEOETHOLOGY, working out how long-extinct animals behaved, is a subject whose practitioners can never, definitively, be proved right.

The one by Lucas Cranach the Elder, from 1534, is among the oldest paintings in a public collection on Long Island, while William Holbrook Beard's "Give Up That Egg" (1891), depicting farm animals behaving like humans, will no doubt thrill children.

To understand how horses use their faces to communicate, the scientists analyzed videos of the animals behaving naturally (like the horse in the photo above).