Sentence examples for raising offspring from inspiring English sources

Given the way they are accustomed to raising offspring, even that many is hard work.

Possums play possum, cowbirds and cuckoos avoid the hassle of raising offspring by laying their eggs in other birds' nests.

From now on, in this booby-trapped world, everything that we hold dear about raising offspring will be thrown out.

In species in which both sexes share in raising offspring, as in swans and penguins, the sexes tend to be less differentiated.

Although human males and females both share in raising offspring, the physical and behavioral differences between them suggest a history of sexual selection.

The numerous images of children stand out especially, because they are so uncommon in art of the avant-garde, for which having and raising offspring has never been a high priority.

The three books featured same-sex couples (including a penguin pairing) who raised offspring.

Two children who do well enough to raise offspring of their own are a better bet than many children, all of them at risk.

Bats feed hungry brethren; honeybees commit suicide with a sting to defend the hive; birds raise offspring that aren't their own; humans leap onto subway tracks to save strangers.

These beasts don't mate and raise offspring; instead, we see a "dedicated single mother," and an ape who after some strung-together reaction shots is deemed "actually a pretty good dad".

Researchers also looked at social reproductive success, or the male's ability to raise offspring of their own as well as those sired by other males.