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So Dr King and his colleagues conducted a study to see how, if at all, communication enhances foraging prowess.

And one of the most fantastic displays that I remember, or at least visually, was a foraging behavior.

There, in a barn be converted into a lab, he began foraging for his next big hit.

This time of year, they should be foraging from the sea ice floating over the productive waters of the continental shelf.

Nevertheless, it would be disingenuous to suggest that foraging is always straight-forward and easy.

I will be going mushroom foraging again next week. With this kind of weather, I might have to bring a luggage with me.

The improved foraging abilities were observed in both lactating females and mothers at least two weeks removed from weaning their young.

Our on-board guide pointed out a family of four bears foraging for eider eggs on an island in the Woodfjorden.

If the bowl is empty and they seem to be foraging for food, then you aren't feeding them enough.

The cub, nicknamed "Jarhead" got its head stuck in the container while foraging in the bins around the town of Weirsdale.

Penguins foraging in the sea and return to the land, there is a need for a exports jump out.

The foraging cost for each meal is the sum of the cost of the preceding search and the cost of procuring access to the accepted patch.

"Cleaners showed preferences for foraging on specific areas of a thresher shark's body, " the scientists write.

When cold weather arrives, frozen ground prevents foraging for worms, grubs and fallen seeds, leaving berries as a nourishing lifeline.

Marine biologists have linked the human noises to reductions in mammalian vocalization, which suggests declines in foraging and breeding.

One of several co-founding queens specializes in foraging, whereas the others remain in the nest and guard the brood.

After all, as that wily old militarist Sun Tzu noted: "A wise general makes a point of foraging on the enemy. "

Theories about foraging say that animals should stick with the proverbial bird in the hand, especially when it comes to food.

The researchers believe whiskers could allow foraging seals to optimise their hunting behaviour to suit the size and shape of their prey.

the main factors of foraging habitat selection of Oriental White Stork are water factor, food factor and hidden factor in autumn.

Above equipments are characterized in automatic temperature control, foraging buzz , internal cycle and homogenous sterilization .

But the drought that has gripped much of the South and Midwest in recent years has made foraging in the woods tough.

This research can enrich the optimal foraging theory and provide technical support for the management system of grazing in the grasslands.

Like wild donkeys in the desert, the poor go about their labor of foraging food; the wasteland provides food for their children.

The results showed that during different season's differences of plant types in foraging habitat of Oriental White Stork is obvious.

It is an emotional state Panksepp tried many names for: curiosity, interest, foraging, anticipation, craving, expectancy.

The effects of different surfaces on the foraging efficiency of Solenopsis invicta workers were observed.

The country responded to soaring prices by ramping up domestic commodity production and foraging for alternatives .

On translucent tawny wings, a little red flying fox flaps homeward after a night of intense foraging.

Foraging can be a risky business: in some municipalities, it's not allowed in public parks.

Recently, however, the shoals have been foraging further north, to Iceland and the Faroes.

A flock of 21 Whiskered Terns were foraging and resting at the water channel next to the runway at the old Kai Tak International Airport.

There were footsteps in the corridor every five minutes-and rats in the walls, foraging and screwing and probably giving birth.

Out went her mobile phone and clothes shopping, replaced by trips to jumble sales and foraging for berries in hedgerows.

Walrus need either ice or land to rest. Unlike seals , they cannot swim indefinitely and must pause after foraging .

In rural African cultures, the responsibility of foraging for firewood usually falls to the women.

The increase in aggression and decrease in foraging also support this hypothesis.

Scientists have long known that for many animals, life isn't all about hunting, foraging , fighting, and sleeping.

Animal behavior, e. g, migration, food foraging , defensive behavior.

Although adult chimpanzees are also known to use sticks, they use them as foraging tools, not toys.

So for example , if I make a mess that the nest maintenance workers have to clean up, then I see fewer ants out foraging .

Ant colony optimization (ACO) is a new heuristic searching algorithm, which is inspired by the foraging behavior of the real ant colonies.

Dr. Janzen and his colleagues estimate that a typical foraging bird might encounter tens to hundreds of false-eyed bugs each day.

When their time foraging in a quiet, and sometimes eat when the hen will be issued similar calls as Kaka.

Hiding food in brush piles, under logs, or high in trees encourages exploration and foraging.

Foraging crabs and hungry fish feed on bacteria from giant tube worms near a deep sea vent in the Pacific Ocean.

Foraging expeditions began at night, Kennedy and Pomfret let them, with silencers on their revolver, in search of buck.

Traditionally, the drongo perches above a crowd of foraging pied babblers and swoops in from time to time to steal its catch.

Man's habitat at the outset was dominated by the need to find food, and hunting and foraging were rural pursuits.

Unlike seals, they cannot swim indefinitely and must pause after foraging.

Urban foraging--gathering fruit, vegetables, and other useful things from parks, lawns, and sidewalks--isn't a new thing.

Larvae hatched after scattered foraging , if not edible locust eggs, then die.

Spring foraging habitat selection by Mongolian Gazelle (Procapra gutturosa) in Hulun-Beir grassland was studied with cluster analysis.

They also spend most of their waking hours foraging for food, so it's a major time commitment.

They've been foraging in the attic late at night and rummaging under the bed: Beware the Christmas present seekers.

In the wild, they are foraging animals, primarily eating leaves and grasses, roots, fruits and flowers.

Bacteria Foraging Optimization Algorithm(BFOA) is a new comer of evolutionary algorithm.

So foraging acts as a sink, and the ants inside the nest act as a source.

Forest-walking, foraging and wild-swimming - all fun, all free.

If you bump into patrollers at the right rate, it's time to go foraging. If not, better wait.

The rare animals spend 99 percent of their time foraging in the forest and rarely venture along the shore, according to Unterthiner.

Today, I helped chef to pick some citruses. We also did some mushroom foraging on the way.

The campers went foraging for wood to make a fire.

Soldiers foraging near an abandoned farm.

So that means, as their mate is sitting on the nest, incubating the eggs, the other one is out there foraging.

The ants in the nest then clear the passage to begin the day's foraging.

This was not the world our foraging ancestors lived in.

The policeman is foraging for the guy in blue.

Effects of volatiles from different trophic level on foraging behavior of Aphidius avenae.

Rimjingang produced a shocking video late last year of a homeless young woman, her face blackened with dirt, foraging on a mountainside.

Many of the dead and injured are those who risked foraging for food.

An adaptation for fruit foraging?

In the fields of miscellaneous Caozi foraging groups, often sent flying Huchihuchi voices.

Once, the tigers are foraging, because he is hunting.

Some bees go out foraging, but one stands by the entrance to the nest.

And they had a lot of different techniques that they would use for foraging.

Learn basic skills now, such as simple sewing, mending, cooking, fishing and food foraging.

KIMBERLY No rain means grass can't grow, animals can't feed, sending some foraging for food anyway they can.

Foraging with Musashi, what a treat!

We moved from foraging and subsistence agriculture to the development of crafts and trade.

Foraging in our almost rubbed-out names.

Lots of animals learn from their more experienced peers to gain skills such as hunting, foraging or evading predators.

He got the idea three years ago, while foraging in China for cheap parts to an art-glass project.

Earlier this year, the New York Times' urban foraging columnist suggested that would-be gatherers pick day lily shoots from Central Park;

An Improved Cooperative Tracking Model Used for Large-scale Social Foraging Swarm

"Mai Bo" is a small town's main road Ushuaia, where one side is the sea, birds were flying at the water's edge, foraging;

Advances of studies on the morphological plasticity, integration and foraging behavior of stoloniferous herbaceous plants

Preliminary observations on activity rhythms and foraging behaviour in the endangered limpet Patella ferruginea

Study of Foraging Effect on Sorghum Hybrid Sudangrass for Hybridized Lamb

Foraging habitat selection of the wintering Black-necked Cranes in Caohai, Guizhou, China

Study of Foraging Effect on Sorghum Hybrid Sudangrass for Hybridized Lamb

Foraging habitat selection of the wintering Black-necked Cranes in Caohai, Guizhou, China

Differences of foraging behavior between provenances of Pinus massoniana in heterogeneous nutrient environment

the main factor of foraging habitat selection of Oriental White Stork is hidden factor in summer;

Mining Web Logs to Reduce the Time Cost of Information Foraging

Competition among parasitoids for host during foraging and oviposition

Foraging behavior and dietary preference of Wuxue goats on karst shrubby grassland of West Hunan

Predation risk and its impact on animal foraging behavior

Long-distance bird migrants adjust their foraging behavior in relation to energy stores

Influence of parasitical experience on host foraging behavior by Scleroderma sichuanensis

Impacts of honeydew on the growth, fecundity and foraging behavior of natural enemies

Foraging and Dispersing of Korean Pine Seed by Animals in Broad - leaved Korean Pine Forest

Primate Feeding and Foraging: Integrating Studies of Behavior and Morphology W. Scott McGraw and David J. Daegling

Fruits foraging patterns and seed dispersal effect of frugivorous birds on Hippophae rhamnoides sinensis

Effects of external support on the foraging behavior and reproductive strategies in Gynostemma pentaphylum populations

Graduate Student training in Foraging Behavior

Study of Web User Surfing Pattern Based on Information Foraging Agent

Cooperative multi-robot foraging based on reinforcement learning in unknown environment

Effects of urbanization on the winter bird foraging guilds

Spring Foraging Habitat Selection by Mongolian Gazelle in Hulun-Beir Grassland

Foraging Behavior of Wintering Black Stork in Beijing

A Study on Vasey Grass Yield, Nutritive Value and Foraging Effect

The Response of Animal's Foraging Behaviour to Predation Risk

Effects of plant diversity on foraging behavior in sheep

Parameters Optimization in Foraging Process of Multi-Robot Based on Dependent-Chance Goal Programming

Foraging and pollination insects of Paeonia lactiflora

Effect of support diameter on growth and foraging behavior of Momordica charantia

Troops who were foraging the countryside

Preference of Lac Insect to Host Branch in Foraging

The Effects of Silver Fox Odor on Foraging of Root Voles