Sentence examples similar to release foraging from inspiring English sources

Post-release foraging competency can likely be augmented by exposing release candidates to a wider range of natural food types prior to release and timing releases to coincide with periods of seasonal food abundance.

One minute after the playback (a sufficient time period for morning subgroup to 'return' indoors), the afternoon subgroup was released and their foraging behaviour was monitored for up to 10 min using a camcorder with additional verbal comments.

As a matter of fact, bumble bee foragers release from tergal gland a foraging recruitment pheromone that induces the inactive workers to leave the nest in search of food sources [28].

Results indicate that with the exception of the 'south' group, all other off-trail ants do indeed orient themselves toward the foraging trail when released (east: p < 0.001; west: p < 0.001; north: p < 0.001; south: p = 0.025).

Another new study released in Science shows that honeybees foraging and homing abilities were disrupted by sub-lethal (not sufficient to cause death) neonicotinoid exposure.

For example, various chemicals are produced and released by dancers to stimulate follower foraging.

We also observed reactions of five human habituated black bears as we presented snakes to them by hand or released a snake where one was foraging.

Since the foraging experiment was conducted shortly after release of shrews to the enclosures, we assume that numbers were close to the initially released numbers.

If the 2004 and 2005 coho releases had poor health, their predator-avoidance and foraging abilities would have likely been compromised.

Hatchery-reared fish supplemented with live feed had twice the foraging ability [51] and greater post-release survival [52] than those fed only pellets.

Their employees hide food items "in order to stimulate natural behaviors such as foraging or stalking", according to a press release.