Sentence examples for lost to predators from inspiring English sources

We performed Mann-Whitney U test to check if there was statistically significant difference between these variables: (a) quantity of livestock lost to predators when herded and not herded, (b) quantity of indigenous and imported cattle breeds lost to predation, and (c) quantity of cattle and equines lost to predation.

Others were lost to predators.

Yet herding has become unprofitable, despite big state subsidies and the payment of compensation for animals lost to predators.

A $100-a-day conservation fee, paid by guests, helps compensate herders for livestock lost to predators and pays the salaries of local wildlife rangers who enforce anti-poaching regulations.

(In his account, Hutto ceases to be a first-person observer. "We are fifteen now," he writes, summing up the numbers lost to predators and disease — "if I include myself").

Winfree suspects more baby birds are lost to predators in fields than in forests.

The number of animals lost to different predators differed between the geogs.

Part of a tail is sometimes lost to a grasping predator, but the thin covering of skin and muscle can be stripped away without mortal results, and a break-away tail can thus allow the squirrel to escape.

Scientists have long known of the regenerative powers of some species of fish and amphibians: To recreate a limb or fin lost to a hungry predator, they can regrow everything from bone to muscle to blood vessels with stem cells that form at the site of the injury.

On Sunday night, Jones and the Predators lost to the Devils, 5-0.

The number of cattle and sheep lost to wolves and other predators each year is negligible.