Sentence examples for prey around from inspiring English sources
Scientists have long thought that in apoptosis, the programmed death of cells that occurs, for instance, as an embryo develops, the dying cells produce a chemical signal that tells phagocytes that there is prey around.
Barber has had the bright idea of creating "box wardens" and have children or young people take responsibility for a box in their neighbourhood: they could protect boxes from vandalism, record what species use it (squirrels, magpies and even blue tits may take up residency) and look for signs of owls, such as their pellets of regurgitated prey around the box.
On average, a cheetah will move its dead prey around 60m before it takes a bite.
By 2005, only 30 sea otters remained at San Nicolas, although they were slowly increasing as they thrived on the abundant prey around the island.
Unlike badgers, which fastidiously clean their earths and defecate in latrines, red foxes habitually leave pieces of prey around their dens.
"Small birds such as passerines tend to be scatter-hoarders while raptors and owls may pile up prey around the nest".
The researchers say that as the prey moved around in the game, the high-contrast patterns did not blur and become more uniform, thus ruling out the idea that at high speed dazzle markings really just become a form of camouflage.
"You know, things like hunting its prey, flying, playing around".
One can see that the population density of the predator oscillates around (x t)=1.09) and the population density of the prey oscillates around (y(t)=0.59), this indicates the permanence of the system.
Even Ang Lee fell prey, rummaging around for the soul of the Incredible Hulk, until it became clear that the poor old minty monster didn't have one.
We explore how the prey distribution around a shelter is expected to change as the parameters governing the strength of density dependence, landscape characteristics, and local abundance vary.
