"Eat the rich, feed the poor," he cried.
It takes two hours to reach Stellwagen Bank, the underwater plateau whose rich feeding grounds attract large numbers of humpback, fin and minke whales.
Hungry after egg-laying, adult females are known to go to the mouth of the Mississippi, a particularly rich feeding ground, to replenish themselves.
Enterotoxemia, or pulpy kidney, affects lambs at two to six weeks of age, especially those starting on unusually lush or rich feeds.
The warm and cold waters of the Atlantic and Arctic oceans meet here, providing rich feeding grounds for 22 species of whale and dolphin - the only population of bottlenose dolphins in the North Sea is found here.
The Galleria Farnese soon became and remained a virtually indispensable study for young painters until well into the 18th century and was an especially rich feeding ground for the Baroque imaginations of Peter Paul Rubens and Gian Lorenzo Bernini, among others.
One April 15 a few years ago, it was filled with political activists performing clever street theater; an aging Yippie who stood on the Farley front steps shouting, "Eat the rich, feed the poor"; young women dressed up as lemons to sell a soft drink; environmentalists protesting toxic waste sites; and people who put a bed on the street to advertise a hotel.
Instead, it provides an enormously rich feeding ground for wildlife.
However, even when heat-treated and supplemented with limiting amino acids, full-fat as well as defatted soybean meal rich feeds can lead to decreased growth, lower feed intake and reduced energy and lipid digestibility in fish species.
For the case of methane oxidation, we examine both the lean and rich feeds with the operating pressure as the bifurcation variable and compare the predicted results with available experimental data and numerical simulations using detailed CFD models.
High abundances of plankton throughout the Firth and the sea lochs created rich feeding grounds, forming the basis of a highly productive marine ecosystem [14].
