Sentence examples for migrating animals from inspiring English sources
From his plane, he could see entire herds of migrating animals, and he feared for their future.
Earlier springs can open the door to invasive species to establish themselves, as well as cause major problems for migrating animals and plants that need pollinating.
That's as true for a Kansas farm girl who finds herself in the Emerald City as it is for migrating animals that return to the same place year after year.
Substances with LRTP cross international boundaries and may be transported via air, water [4] or with migrating animals to particularly sensitive ecosystems like the Arctic.
The GMF is well-known for providing navigation information for migrating animals (Gould and Gould 2012; Nathan et al. 2014) or locomotion direction for magnetotactic bacteria (Jogler and Schuler 2009).
Lakes are the main water resource for migrating animals and herdsmen in permafrost regions along the Qinghai-Tibet Engineering Corridor (QTEC) and play a crucial role in regulating the balance between regional surface water and groundwater.
However, other experts fear that animal viruses migrating from animal tissue to human recipients might cause a pandemic.
Somewhat later in Europe, the philosopher Pythagoras refused meat because he believed that souls could migrate between animals and human beings; eating animal flesh was therefore no better than cannibalism.
When accumulated SWE is 150% of the 20-year average, aboveground dry biomass is 50% of the 20-year average, and there are 2,500 bison (1,250 central and 1,250 northern) in the population, we predict a 95% probability (e.g. chance) of ≤1,135 animals migrating beyond the northern and ≤300 animals migrating beyond the western park boundaries.
Included in this programme are tests for transience (animals migrating through the population) and trap-dependence (animals liking or avoiding capture).
The difference was that one was consciously planted with 13 varietals of marsh plant and one was left bare and built up its plant life from seeds floating in the air and water or attached to animals migrating through.
