Panthers often bury their prey after killing them to hide the meat from scavengers, leaving a cache behind that they will return to feed on for several nights.
Experiments have shown that both ravens (Corvus corax) and western scrub-jays (Aphelocoma californica) use similar locations as part of their cache protection repertoire and specifically show a preference to cache behind barriers in the presence of conspecifics as opposed to when they cache alone (Bugnyar and Kotrschal 2002; Dally et al. 2005).
While Save doesn't cache content behind links like Pocket or Instapaper, it should give all Facebook users a quick way to stockpile links and content they find so they don't have to interrupt their News Feed reading flow.
Cookies and cache left behind by browsers can amount up to gigabytes of wasted space, so it is imperative they're deleted.
As a part of my motivational plan I have on purpose not made notes on what goodies I have left behind in the cache.. and on this last one, I didn't expect very much.
The Islamic State group's advance merely exposed the rot, as entire units collapsed and soldiers stripped off their uniforms as they fled, leaving behind large caches of U.S.-supplied weapons.
Another had caches of seeds hermetically sealed behind glass: arks for replanting the world in case of a biblical flood or a Soviet first strike?
Once again, reports indicated that extremists had seized caches of weapons and ammunition left behind by fleeing Iraqi forces and had begun executions of captured government loyalists.
"But how central the planning was, and the extent to which there was central strategy behind the effort, including hiding caches of weapons and money and developing a clear-cut battle plan, is a little more problematic".
All nuthatches appear to store food, especially seeds, in tree crevices, in the ground, under small stones, or behind bark flakes, and these caches are remembered for as long as 30 days.
