Almost every night orangutans construct a sleeping platform in the trees by bending and breaking branches, leaves, and twigs.
The bear had climbed the tree, breaking branches on its way, and was partway out on the branch toward our food.
Tsonga, the 12th seed from France, was a gusting wind, capable of breaking branches — and serves — at his forehand-ripping peak.
A neighbor, upset that the boys were breaking branches from a tree to build a tree fort, called the police.
A neighbour, upset that the boys were breaking branches from a tree to build a tree fort, called the police.
Never use shortcuts, as you may hurt the wildlife and area by breaking branches or stepping on grass or flowers that may have an imprint for quite some time.
The geese swimming near the broken branch.
The potoos are noted for a peculiar stance, perching usually at the top of a stump, broken branch, or at a knob on an upwardly inclined limb.
That big one near the broken branch?" There are perhaps 20 birds in the tree, drawn no doubt by the disappointing red berries, and my heart lifts at the sight of them.
Thus, gap size determination via the broken branch method underestimated gap sizes by approximately 14% compared to the hemispherical photograph method.
Despite this error, our linear model showed a relatively good fit for the relationship between values obtained via the broken branch method versus the hemispherical photograph method (R = 0.5928).
