What does it eat, how does it move, is it a hunter, is it a scavenger, how does it defend itself and so on and so forth.
Darling gets it from scavengers willing to wrestle five-gallon jugs and 50-gallon drums out of cellars and back alleys.
The house next door to the store went into foreclosure, and Brancatelli heard that Jackson kept watch over it, chasing scavengers away and erecting a fence in the rear.
Were these animals dedicated predators, hunting down and killing their prey before consuming it, or scavengers, too slow and poorly equipped to catch live prey, but instead limited to taking already dead meals, perhaps using their size to bully smaller carnivores from their meals.
Here, the city's once-definitive, now-dwindling Parsi community continues with its 3,000-year-old 3,000-year-old 3,000-year-oldosing of the dead body by exposing it to scavenger birds.
GameSpot criticized this mechanism and called it "a scavenger hunt much tougher than the rest of the game", and 1UP.com said that the only purpose it served was to artificially extend the game's length.
Consider making it a scavenger hunt.
Never leave a deer that you downed, gut it and use the meat or it will attract scavengers and scare of the other deer from the property.
Pyruvate has three beneficial effects that may contribute towards its inhibition of MPTP opening: it is a free radical scavenger, it maintains a lower intracellular pH during the early phase of reperfusion and it is an excellent fuel for ATP synthesis that bypasses the ATP-requiring steps of glycolysis [75,96].
After placing their belongings on the curb, the women attached Post-it notes warning scavengers, "May contain bedbugs.
