Sentence examples for exposed to predators from inspiring English sources

Rubbish on beaches can prevent hatchlings from reaching the ocean, and leaves them exposed to predators.

Many do not want an ambulette to take them home, wary that their frailty will be exposed to predators.

For example, Bt toxin slows the maturation of butterfly caterpillars, which leaves them exposed to predators for longer periods.

Scientists have found that woodland bats will do anything to avoid lights when foraging at night, even if it means finding less food or being exposed to predators.

Larval food also is different, and larval fishes often live in shallow waters, where they may be less exposed to predators.

"Whales are going to have a few bumper years," he said, because krill have less ice to hide under, leaving them exposed to predators for longer periods.

In all, the birds exposed to predator sounds produced 40% fewer fledglings than birds exposed to nonpredator sounds, the team reports online today in Science.

Frightened elk, he says, are known to behave similarly to the sparrows exposed to predator sounds they spend time in safer places and consume less food, leading to decreased offspring.

Rana aurora tadpoles exposed to predator cues were less active than those exposed to neutral cues.

To our knowledge, however, area avoidance (third order responses; Table 4) from predator cues has rarely been experimentally demonstrated among medium or large sized mammals exposed to predator cues in cafeteria trials.

In contrast, Bd− tadpoles exposed to predator chemical cues may reflect behaviors similar to the other two species we examined (P. regilla, R. cascadae), requiring more information before responding with potentially costly anti-predator behaviors (e.g., [52]).