Sentences with phrase «bodies of prey»

Beta carotene, the chemical that makes fruits and vegetables orange, is the main thing that we use to make Vitamin A. Cats, on the other hand, are incapable of converting beta carotene to Vitamin A, and must get the vitamin in its pre-formed state by eating the bodies of prey animals who have done the converting for them.

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And measured by the amount of carbon in their bodies — rather than total weight — jellies consume and incorporate as much prey as fishes do, Acuña's team found.

«In spite of this primitivism, jellies are as effective as fishes in catching prey and in transforming the energy acquired [into] body growth and reproduction.»

The animals radiate tremendous amounts of body heat through their «hot plates,» which they use to melt their tunnels in ice and to hunt their favorite prey: penguins.

Long - tailed macaques on an island in Thailand are doing such a good job of cracking shellfish with stone tools, they are driving down their prey's numbers and body size

Researchers knew that the small Mediterranean nudibranch Cratena peregrina, with a colorful mane of streamers rippling off its body, climbs and preys on pipe cleaner skinny, branched colonies of Eudendrium racemosum hydroids, which are distant relatives of corals.

The two oldest and distinct groups of squid eaters, sperm whales and beaked whales, grew large body sizes because of the physiological demands for diving to the great depths where their prey lives — a pattern that pilot whales repeated.

We show that drill - hole size is a robust predictor of body size among modern drilling predators and that drill - hole size (and thus inferred predator size and power) rose substantially from the Ordovician to the Quaternary period, whereas the size of drilled prey remained stable.

The unusual creatures of Antarctica's Southern Ocean are all legs and no body, with a long proboscis to suck up their soft - bodied prey, such as jellyfish

These movements require that the insect successfully make predictions about the motion of its prey as well as its own body.

This sticky spit helps the lizards capture prey weighing up to 30 % of each reptile's body weight with solely their tongues.

GOTCHA When an electric eel's prey fights back, the eel can simply reposition its body to intensify the effect of its shocks.

The inverse correlation between the number of tool - using macaques, prey size and availability, suggests that predation pressure may be the primary cause of shellfish body size and population on these islands.

This image shows a body feather, also known as a contour feather, from an African fish eagle (Haliaeetus vocifer) kept at the International Centre for Birds of Prey in Gloucestershire, UK.

People who do shift work may fall prey to the unforgiving cycling of the body's fickle clock, and it also plays an outsized role in the annoying jet lag anyone who has taken a long flight will experience.

That is, Allosaurus drove its head downward like a hatchet to grab prey and then yanked back and up with its neck and body, ripping chunks of flesh from its victim.

Its throat has an expandable, pleated structure to engulf a volume of water and prey that is greater than the animal's own body weight.

It is this glue that allows the chameleon to capture prey weighing up to 30 percent of their own body weight and to drag the heavy prey into their mouths at great speeds.

The illegal trade in snow leopard, its body parts, and derivatives, and its prey pose a serious threat to conservation of wildlife in the high altitude mountain ecosystems of Asia.

People with compromised immunity are prey to all infections, including Borrelia, and for these patients no amount of antibiotic treatment will successfully heal the body.

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All these people are there to prey and devour any semblance of innocence for their own gain, focusing on the corruption of spirit and not body.

Don Siegel's 1956 Invasion of the Body Snatchers preyed upon the fear of encroaching Communism, Philip Kaufman's superior 1978 version suggested the death of the free love era, and Abel Ferrara's underrated 1993 Body Snatchers took place in an already soulless, military - obsessed country.

At least, until a rumored relic from its Victorian past begins stalking the hallways, preying on the minds and bodies of the residents.

Chief Inspector Jack Grayson is hunting a serial killer terrorizing London, a stalker who watches his prey carefully and displays the bodies of his young female victims brazenly.

Cats evolved differently — their bodies have adapted to pull whatever micronutrients they can not manufacture on their own from the muscle and organ meats of prey animals.

They activate a feline's body, mind, and prey drive, allowing them to follow their instincts and feel the gratification of consuming what they've «caught.»

Since cats have historically survived by eating nothing but prey animals, their bodies have stopped producing many of the chemicals required to process high - carbohydrate plant foods, namely amylase.

All obligate carnivores have evolved to meet all of their nutritional needs by eating one thing: the muscles, organs, and other body parts of prey animals.

Hunting, pouncing, and body postures of play aggression are the types of behaviors displayed by cats when in search of prey.

Body postures of play aggression are the behaviors a cat shows when searching for and catching prey.

As seen above, stiffening of the body and quivering in dogs is often a signal of noticing prey.

Wild carnivores fast naturally» to give their bodies time to digest and rid themselves of bacteria found in their prey.

The cat's body has many specific evolutionary adaptations to its expected diet of prey consisting mostly of protein, fat and moisture.

Imagine a can of wet cat food can contain up to 78 percent of moisture while their favorite prey, the rat, can store about 70 percent in its body.

They need to clean themselves after consuming their kill because they need to eliminate the scent and blood from their body so as to not alert future prey of their presence.

They would eat the bodies and bones of their prey, which often included the contents of their stomach.

Your dog's or cat's body isn't designed to handle large quantities of «fresh» grains or seeds (those that haven't been predigested by a prey animal), yet commercial pet foods — especially kibble formulas — are often loaded with grains.

Infection with parasites that encyst or migrate through the muscles of the body, such as trichinosis or toxoplasmosis, caused by eating the uncooked meat of infected prey animals or exposure to cat feces can also cause elevated CK levels (infectious polymyositis).

- really agile monster - can use foam to hinder the movements of its prey - he makes the foam by rubbing a special liquid it secretes against its mane - can use an attack called «Water Breath» - if you get hit by it, you will get a new status ailment - this leaves your entire body covered in foam, which makes you all slippery

These artists» overt aggression towards the market stems from the conviction that capitalism is predatory and violent in nature, vampirically preying upon the body and mind of the individual.

Deedee Cheriel has a new body of work opening up at Merry Karnowsky's KP Projects this Saturday, August 1, featuring work that «mixes ancient legend with modern life, predator with prey, ea

Undercover will feature a retrospective look at the artist's wide body of work, highlighting series such as Evolution, Treasured Tiles, Mirrored Whispers, and Birds of Prey, among others.

Like other octopuses, the mimic octopus» soft body is made of nutritious muscle, without spine or armor, and not obviously poisonous, making it desirable prey for large, deep water carnivores, such as barracuda and small sharks.