Sentence examples for outside enclosure from inspiring English sources

Two internal sliding gates were also open, which allowed Padang and his female companion, Alisha, to move in and out of a light den and a dark den to the outside enclosure.

Keeper-for-a-day experience, £150; Animal-training experience, £200 0871 911 8000; flamingoland.co.uk Banham zoo The Norfolk zoo's full-day session involves feeding giraffes and releasing colobus monkeys into their outside enclosure.

The sanctuary is also in the process of building an outside enclosure, so its formerly abused, orphaned and otherwise non-releasable charges can enjoy a good life.

Measurements of MR were conducted in a laboratory as well as within an outside enclosure.

We conducted this first analysis at the group level because individuals almost always foraged as a cohesive unit and, when released, entered the outside enclosure almost simultaneously (table S1).

During puppyhood, the animals were kept in a 1000 m2 outside enclosure with access to an indoor room (puppy room), where the hand-raisers, one at a time spent the nights with them.

Also, the soil study assessed vegetation cover (in %) in 100-m2 plots around the soil sampling spots, n = 18 inside respective n = 6 outside enclosures.

At the BPRC, all the monkeys — in a colony that comprises around 1,200 rhesus macaques, around 150 long-tailed macaques, and around 225 common marmosets — first live in family groups in relatively large outside enclosures.

Following the training of the model with the Doorian (Figure 1), the Doorian was presented to each group in their separate outside enclosures (Figure 2).

The chimpanzees recognize their names and can be 'asked' to participate in studies by calling them inside from the outside enclosures, or placing apparatus at the enclosure fence and giving them the choice to interact with it.

Samples from DPZ animals living in outside enclosures were collected between 11 00 and 14 00, following a training period during which animals received a food reward in response to cognitive tests.