Sentence examples for collective hunt from inspiring English sources

Each year I joined in the collective hunt to discover who would be cast on the next season, traded opinions on lip sync performances posted to youtube, and laughed at the arcane in-jokes and memes.

5 The Taï chimpanzees go out on a collective hunt occasionally, in bands of three to four, mostly after the Red Colobus monkey.

He doesn't think of a collective hunt, but sees some elaborate group dance around a screaming monkey that always ends with the same shrill tones.

Cervid samples were collected during collective hunting according to the appropriate Polish legislation [ 7], or in case of the farmed animals by mechanical immobilization.

A total of 580 serum samples collected during collective hunting or from immobilized, selectively culled or fallen red deer (Cervus elaphus) (n = 176), roe deer (Capreolus capreolus) (n = 66), European bison (Bison bonasus) (n = 11), fallow deer (Dama dama) (n = 256), and mouflon (Ovis orientalis musimon) (n = 71) were tested.

Such risks, however, are mitigated by collective hunting in which many boats give support to the harpooning vessel.

Introducing multilevel selection into the model is a logical step towards reality, as in many biological and human examples where collective hunting occurs intergroup conflicts can be also observed [ 35, 74- 77].

Some locations served as traditional trading sites or for staging large-scale collective hunts -- particularly whale drives (Friesen and Arnold 1995; Lucier & Vanstone 1995; McGhee 1974).

The latter had adopted a system of collective ball hunting having watched La Liga sides in great detail.

They forced Cambodians to leave their homes in cities and villages and sent them by foot to dirt-poor collective farms, hunting out people they considered class enemies and ordering them executed.

differential merit in different collective tasks—hunting, defense, foraging, childcare, etc.; differential merit according to the different, often opposite requirements of different collective tasks—strength vs. skill, boldness vs. cautiousness, swiftness vs. precision, etc.; differential merit according to the different preferences of different partners.