Sentence examples for wild birth from inspiring English sources

In the wild, birth seasons are closely correlated with the prevailing climate, but in captivity under equable laboratory conditions, this consideration does not apply.

Females appear to give birth year round, although in the wild, births may peak during the dry season.

Between 1948 and 1953, when he was the total autocrat of Soviet biology, he claimed that wheat plants raised in the appropriate environment produce seeds of rye, which is equivalent to saying that dogs living in the wild give birth to foxes.

In the wild, the birth interval for this species is estimated to be four to five years; its natural offspring-rearing behavior is unstudied.

The cat is believed to mate throughout the year in the wild, although births may increase when prey is plentiful.

Pigs of the Mangalitza breed were most at risk for mating with wild boar (births of cross-bred animals).

Two potential sources of infection were considered for P5: (1) Spill-over from wild boar: births of cross-bred piglets in 2004 indicated successful mating between domestic sows and wild boar.

It was hard to believe that moments ago, deep in the woods, we had watched a wild goat give birth right before our eyes.

Like former Grand Jury prize winners Whiplash and Beasts of the Southern Wild, expect The Birth of a Nation to factor in the best picture Oscars race.

Echoes of "Bambi" reverberate in the subtle, hand-drawn anthropomorphism of the narrative as it tracks a wild animal's birth, his relationship with nature, his encounters with humans and a climactic fire.

The Buccaneers have not made the playoffs in three years and the Rays are currently 7.5 games behind the Red Sox for a Wild Card playoff birth.