Sentences with phrase «behave like animals»

Turner prize contender Karla Black explains how «art is a boxed off space where we are free to behave like the animals we are»

Dogs will be dogs - dogs are social animals and will behave like animals without proper training.

Dogs are social animals and without proper training, they will behave like animals.

Mr. Popper's Penguins uses a mix of live animals and CGI, but the animals, despite a little creative license, behave like the animals they were born to be and not some pipsqueak, wiseacre humans.

Strangest of all, there are types of algae that sometimes behave like plants — and sometimes behave like animals.

As Anne Marie [Carrie] has already pointed out on her blog last month — a 2008 Barnardos poll found that 54 % of the public thought that British children were beginning to behave like animals.

In R. v. Suarez - Noa, 2015 ONSC 3823 Justice Reid ordered a mistrial after the prosecutor suggested «to the jury that the accused had behaved like an animal rather than a human being,» calling the characterization «highly improper» and incapable of being «erased from the minds of the jurors» (para. 10 - 11)

Not exact matches

You will no longer behave like a stimulus - response animal.

In his pretty - great essay «Sex, Economy, Freedom, and Community,» Wendell Berry says that while the Sexual Revolution was supposed to have ushered in an era of more natural relations between men and women, we instead find ourselves in a situation where women behave like hunted animals, studiously avoiding eye - contact in public.

That's how kreonke will behave at arsenal he has many hobbies like hunting trophies and killing animals, now there's a petition to force him out of arsenal support it we are using every opportunity to avoid a Mugabe situation,

However, at $ 1,000 or more an hour, we expected the clients to behave like gentlemen, not animals.

German engineering company, Festo, has unveiled its latest animal - inspired robot - a kangaroo that looks and behaves eerily like the real thing.

To understand how horses use their faces to communicate, the scientists analyzed videos of the animals behaving naturally (like the horse in the photo above).

His latest robot behaves less like an ATV and more like a sandfish lizard, relying on a chain of six motors encased in slick spandex to mimic that animal's undulating motion.

«First, there is no single road map to eusociality — the complex, cooperative social system in which animals behave more like superorganisms than individuals fending for themselves,» said Gene Robinson, a lead on the study who is a professor of entomology and director of the Carl R. Woese Institute for Genomic Biology at the University of Illinois.

This approach doesn't produce genetically identical copies of extinct animals, but rather modern versions of an animal engineered to look and behave like its extinct relatives.

The microbe swims freely through the blood and feeds off its host, behaving like the single - celled animal it is, but it produces enzymes and lipids thought to be exclusive to plants.

A new study shows that flocks of different sizes behave differently, and could help explain how animals like birds and fish coordinate their movements.

When AgRP neurons were stimulated in sated mice well before being placed into the experimental arena, the animals behaved like naturally hungry mice, as expected.

Yet neuroscientist Gregory Berns's What It's Like to be a Dog, and other adventures in animal neuroscience (Basic Books) reveals that our understanding of why dogs behave the way they do is far less intuitive than we might imagine.

The XROMM model shows that the two tendons crossing the animal's elbow behave like an archer's bowstring, powering energy into the wing beat after the muscles contract.

«When you have only teeth, you have no idea what the animals looked like or how they behaved,» Lockley said.

Children who heard descriptions of animals behaving like humans were less likely to attribute to a real animal a newly learned biological fact than were kids who heard realistic information.

Recently, Paul Sherman, an animal behaviorist at Cornell, and Timothy Judd, a graduate student at Colorado State University, have observed another hive - like trait among the pink, gerbil - size animals: some of them behave — at least in laboratory colonies — like selfless worker bees, providing food for the rest of a sometimes indolent colony.

Niven particularly admires the researchers» method for finding scouts, because it makes no assumptions about what scouts might behave like, but only finds animals that go to new places.

According to evolutionary and economic theories, human beings, like other animals, are expected to behave selfishly, maximising material gains for themselves.

We know you're not actually a prowling predatory animal (a cougar) out to ensnare unsuspecting young flesh, because we know that those young toy boys are ready and eager — they don't need to be caught and they certainly won't behave like trapped animals.

People and animals can live in harmony if we behave with kindness and mercy while showing reverence for the ancients of other species, like the elephants that Bagheera credits with creating the rain forest and directing the flow of water by digging canals with their hooves and tusks.

The opening scene, in which Johnny Caspar (Jon Polito) confronts Leo O'Bannon (Albert Finney) and Tom Reagan (Gabriel Byrne) is an obvious nod to the opening of The Godfather: another small, balding Italian man, asking a lethal favor of a crime boss seated behind a large desk, while throwing in a reference to people behaving like «animals.»

I would have loved to see an option to have the game behave a bit more like Animal Crossing, where the game's clock is based on the real date / time, but things would've progressed so much more slowly if that was the case.

I'd call it animalistic, except animals don't behave like that — it's pretty much strictly a human quirk.

Animals are very perceptive and if they notice you're behaving unusually (like following them around or being overly affectionate); they'll sense something is up.

These foxes actually enjoyed the attention of humans, unlike the foxes at the start of the study who behaved — understandably — like wild animals.

A rescue dog is not an animal that you can expect to behave like it has lived with you all its life.

gives them a great sense of purpose and confidence while also ensuring they behave around animals much smaller than them, like chickens.

For example, dogs, which are predator animals, behave differently than prey animals, like rabbits and horses, which tend to hide their pain.

After the episodes, a majority of the animals were noted to behave as if they were coming out of a trance - like state and were unaware of their previous behavior.

Afterall, dogs are still domesticated animals, and if not trained and controlled will behave like, well... dogs (that is what they are, dogs).

Most people don't understand that is a real problem for animals, as the first Vet told me dogs don't behave like that, she pretty much acted like I was making it up.

They mark anything and everything they want to and the pee STINKS, their favorite thing to do is chew everything, they bite, they're not going to behave like a fully domesticated animal.

It will probably therefore behave like a wild animal and handling or confinement will cause acute fear.

The brain becomes super-charged on inappropriate diets - sort of like kids on sugar - and if an animal leans toward being anxious, they are even more likely to behave that way on «sugar».

If you'd like more specifics about a potential pet, think about looking into adopting through a rescue group, which may be able to give you a much clearer picture of how an animal behaves and interacts in a setting other than a shelter environment.

Dr. David Button, a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Birmingham, explained that the «mechanistic critters look like they behave much like animals do, and, by the same token, dinosaurs would have done.»

I would have loved to see an option to have the game behave a bit more like Animal Crossing, where the game's clock is based on the real date / time, but things would've progressed so much more slowly if that was the case.

However, most Pokémon behave more or less like animals in their world.

«It's a remarkable feat because it's highly unusual for an animal to behave like a plant and survive solely on photosynthesis,» said Debashish Bhattacharya, senior author of the study and distinguished professor in the Department of Biochemistry and Microbiology at Rutgers - New Brunswick.

When did it become acceptable for kids to behave like wild little animals, with no respect for the people around them?

These children are generally fearful or extremely anxious, confused, dissociate, have extreme sensory sensitivities, are highly unpredictable, can behave in bizarre or animal like ways, and are more likely to self - harm.