Sentence examples for migrating and feeding from inspiring English sources

As adults, long-toed salamanders often go unnoticed because they live a subterranean lifestyle digging, migrating, and feeding on the invertebrates in forest soils, decaying logs, small rodent burrows or rock fissures.

Special Care and Feeding.

The kelp forest is a potential carbon sink problematic carbon, embodied, makes its way up the food chain until it reaches an apex predator, such as a shark, which when it dies sinks to the ocean floor and it also rebuilds a decimated ecosystem, providing a place for fish to breed and feed, and for migrating gray whales to hide their young.

The kelp forest is a potential carbon sink — problematic carbon, embodied, makes its way up the food chain until it reaches an apex predator, such as a shark, which when it dies sinks to the ocean floor — and it also rebuilds a decimated ecosystem, providing a place for fish to breed and feed, and for migrating gray whales to hide their young.

She notes that the animals spend many months either migrating to and from feeding grounds or reproducing, and during these periods they must survive off their fat reserves.

For migrating birds, the cemeteries are used as a place to rest and feed while traveling north or south, Mr. Kaplan said.

Keep hydrated and fed.

Listed as endangered in 1970, the species has been protected by seasonal-management areas since 2008: large vessels must slow in certain stretches of water when the whales are migrating, feeding, or giving birth.

This means, as you are walking through the waist-high brush, even with some good boots on, it's like walking through a minefield that moves and, instead of blowing you into chunks, slowly paralyses you and liquefies your insides, as the golden lancehead does to the migrating birds it feeds on in the treetops.

This means, as you're walking through the waist-high bush, even with some good boots on, it's like walking through a minefield that moves and, instead of blowing you into chunks, slowly paralyses you and liquefies your insides, as the golden lancehead does to the migrating birds it feeds on in the treetops.

This means, as you are walking through the waist-high brush, even with some good boots on, it's like walking through a minefield that moves and, instead of blowing you into chunks, slowly paralyzes you and liquefies your insides, as the golden lancehead does to the migrating birds it feeds on in the treetops.