grazers

He said Britain had become a "nation of grazers" seeking instant gratification.

Change in pressure is not a problem for most of these grazers , which can descend hundreds of meters deep during the day.

Now it seems that dinosaurs or other early mammals may have been the early grazers that gave grass a head start.

Once grazers were around, grass would have had a significant advantage over other plants.

Some comets, called sun-grazers, smash right into the sun or get so close that they break up and evaporate.

These large grazers feed on plains grasses, herbs, shrubs, and twigs. They regurgitate their food and chew it as cud before final digestion.

Secondly, duo to imbalance of grazing watchdog development and changed management mode, the status of grazers varied.

With more species of grazers at work, over time, algae were cleared off more efficiently and grazers increased in number, Duffy says.

"They have extremely tall teeth that look very much like the teeth of horses or other grazers , " says Streamberg.

Feeding on tall, coarse grasses, they make smaller tender plants accessible to other grazers .

Typical wild predators such nutrition from their capture grazers stomach content, so they often nutritional imbalance.

Algae can in addition envelop coral reefs, especially where heavy fishing pressure has thinned the ranks of resident grazers .

However, protozoan grazers feed well on phytoplankton in this size range.

He compares sea urchins to rabbits and other grazers found on land.

It is the best time to catch the cats hunting, and the grazers waking up.

You might expect that grazers would avoid each other's path, but this is a special alliance from which both partners benefit.

Experts have long thought that grass evolved alongside mammalian grazers such as horses, camels and rhinos.