Sentence examples for hunting methods from inspiring English sources

The killing of those young seals has so far raised fewer hackles, although critics say hunting methods have not been substantially changed.

Churchill, S. E. Weapon Technology, Prey size selection, and hunting methods in modern hunter-gatherers: implications for hunting in the Palaeolithic and Mesolithic.

The organization of hunting parties, forms of predation (number and rate of animals slaughtered), and the technology used (tactics and tools) must be taken into account in the identification and classification of hunting methods in prehistory.

In addition, we demonstrate that the use of persistence hunting methods to gain access to prey at any running speed, even the optimum, would be extremely costly energetically, more so than a persistence hunt at optimal walking speed.

The lupus drug would be among the first to come directly from computerized gene hunting methods that gene guru Craig Venter developed during that era.

This week at the British Science Festival, Prof Rory Wilson of Swansea University has been divulging the secrets of the animal kingdom, including penguin diving habits, albatross hunting methods and the emotional states of elephants.

The eels' usual hunting method of electrifying the water around them works if the prey is completely submerged.

"This specific hunting method is still practised in Africa by elephant hunters, who target the base of the trunk to cut major arteries and cause mortal bleeding.

The polar bear's most common hunting method is called still-hunting: The bear uses its excellent sense of smell to locate a seal breathing hole, and crouches nearby in silence for a seal to appear.

One hunting method is to extend their bright-coloured tongue as a lure and flick it back and forth.

Certain herons employ a hunting method known as "canopy feeding," in which one or both wings are held forward, forming a canopy over the head and creating a patch of shaded water.