Sentence examples for wild observing from inspiring English sources

To avoid the capture in the wild, observing her will allow you to figure out the best place to catch her at.

However, although social interaction is observable under controlled conditions in the laboratory and sometimes in the wild, observing social interactions of highly mobile animals in inaccessible environments is difficult.

The researchers, who studied the lizards in the wild, first observed that larger males occupied the best territories, with lots of nice rocks as shelter.

The European bee escaped from greenhouses and outdoor pollination sites into the wild; researchers observed it in Patagonia by 2006.

The same is probably true for the "wild rice" observed by Bates, Spruce and Magalhães in the Amazon Basin around the mid 19th century.

During 2010, the number of wild waterfowl observed on the affected site was unusually low.

This sampling bias may explain the higher proportions of wild fish observed in adults compared with smolts (Fig. 1).

In observing wild populations of the vinegar fly Drosophila pseudoobscura, he found extensive genetic variability.

Richard Wrangham, a primatologist and anthropologist, has spent four decades observing wild chimpanzees in Africa to see what their behavior might tell us about prehistoric humans.

If you would like to help catalogue camera trap footage by observing wild chimps visit www.chimpandsee.org Laura Kehoe is a PhD researcher at Humboldt University, Berlin, investigating the effect of land use on biodiversity.

Andrew King, a research scientist at the Zoological Society of London, has been observing wild baboons in Namibia for years: "When an infant dies, a female will sometimes carry it round for a number of days, grooming it and exhibiting stressful behaviour".