They are gregarious insects, often feeding in large groups upon a single tree.
Gray Petrels sometimes feed in large flocks that associate with large marine mammals, and will also follow ships.
Because the elk are fed in large numbers, they have high levels of a disease called brucellosis.
The mythology of it, fed in large measure by Maxwell and other gossip columnists after her, lingered on for decades.
I'd come West with some vague ideas about a life in skiing, fed, in large part, by the ski movies I'd seen, among them many of Miller's and Schmidt's.
Euroscepticism is fed in large part by the romantic notion of British exceptionalism – in the words of Margaret Thatcher: "God separated Britain from mainland Europe, and it was for a purpose".
But the "shallow nature of today's political journalism," fed in large part by Twitter, has led to "a journalistic reward structure in Washington that often prizes speed and scoops over context," Hamby said in a research paper written while he was a fellow at the Joan Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics and Public Policy last spring.
Before this study, scientists had good data on lunge feeding in large and medium, but not small, baleen whales.
They often feed in large flocks, particularly when ground-feeding.
Fin whales are the second-largest species of whales, often feeding in large groups that include other species, such as humpback and minke whales, as well as dolphins.
