Sentences with phrase «contact with humans»

It's unlikely that people with allergies will be affected by these cats because they live outside and many prefer to not come in contact with humans.

The cage ensures that the feral cats come into contact with the humans taking care of them which can make the whole process easier and faster as well.

Many new moms have skin contact with another human being (the baby, for the most part) more or less all the time.

Certainly, smaller species are likely to be more abundant and in closer contact with humans, allowing more transmission opportunities.

Assisted students in researching local employers and in making contact with human resources professionals.

Wolves, who rarely engage in eye contact with their human handlers, seem resistant to this effect.

The illness can be transmitted through direct contact with humans that have had contact with infected cats.

Some dogs try to be in physical contact with their humans as much as possible, even going so far as to follow their humans around the house.

They remember being with people and are less afraid of contact with humans.

Develop contacts with the human resources departments of any major employers in your area and offer your services for relocating employees.

The bacteria that are in contact with our human cells are capable of turning on or turning off our own genes.

Then, when puppies reached 14 weeks of age, they were tested over a two - week period during which they received daily contact with humans.

100 % of human babies spend their first nine months of life in constant contact with another human body, their mother!

Social contact with humans is important but the level will vary according to the personality of the cat.

In fact, any theology worth the name must make contact with the human situation in the context of world history.

That's likely because the city birds never came into contact with human hunters, who accounted for most of the bird deaths in the wild.

This is especially important for cats who are in contact with humans with weakened immune systems.

Missing out on this early contact with humans leaves them wary of people and this nervous disposition is termed «feral».

However, they are also very social, and will thrive in a home environment that allows them to be in constant contact with their human owners.

A feral cat colony is a group of cats that have never had any loving contact with human beings.

These types of volunteers are especially needed when we take in feral cats who have had little previous contact with humans.

Of course, many of these cats rarely come into contact with humans to begin with.

Like many other companion dog breeds they require close contact with humans.

They were shut down emotionally, would avoid eye contact with humans and each had severe medical issues from not receiving vet care.

Even in the unlikely event that a feral cat develops rabies, it can't spread the disease to people without biting them, and feral cats rarely seek direct contact with humans.

For the average dog guardian, use of head collars such as gentle leaders and training the dog to maintain eye contact with their human are good ways to start, she said.

This will put bears increasing in contact with humans, and human - bear incidents will likely increase.

«Compared with wild cranes, relatively great rearing density, formula diet and frequent contact with human keepers of artificially bred cranes might increase risk of infection from the time they were neonates,» the team reported in their paper, which appears in Nature Scientific Reports.

In fact, according to new research published last week in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, ozone coming into contact with human skin and hair, specifically the oils on each of them, sets off a whole lot of chemistry, some of it possibly of concern.

In search of the root cause, Umetsu and his colleagues focused on the possible role of hepatitis A, a nonfatal disease spread by contact with human feces.

Personality: The Dwelf is a sweet - natured, sociable cat breed that enjoys contact with humans.

Along with having lots of contact with humans during their youth, they still need to be held and played with on a daily basis in order to keep them tame and friendly.

The research team, thus, confirmed that the iron rich sulphate particles found in the Yellow Sea are formed by contact with human - made sulphur dioxide.

Barbaree and Vaglenov rubbed pig skin on the tainted surfaces to mimic contact with human flesh.

Anilingus has potential health risks arising from the oral contact with human feces.

Did you know that Ikea's «Billy» bookcase does not come into contact with human hands in manufacturing?

Let us tell you about an incredible nonprofit, Meow Village, whose main mission is to support feral cats; cats who have had minimal contact with human beings and survive on their own outdoors.

Frenchies really do thrive on contact with human beings.

Because the incubation period for rabies is usually less than six months, this quarantine period is meant to ensure that the animal does not have rabies before it is allowed to come into regular contact with humans and other animals again.

They are mainly nocturnal and avoid contact with humans.

Temperament isn't just something that is bred into a dog, it is something that is taught, how a dog is socialized, how much contact with humans and other animals it has, bio-sensoring.

On this point dogmatic theology distinguishes itself rigorously from ideology, which loses contact with human history and human life.

Ignoring the warnings of her father (King Triton) and court musician (Sebastian the crab) that contact between merpeople and humans is forbidden (the sea's primary contact with humans involve fishermen, so King Triton considers humans as nothing more than mere predators), Ariel still longs to be part of the human world.

Through this intersection of bodies and architectures of management, Spooner examines how power presents itself when it comes into contact with the human body.

So even though it might be possible to provide wildcats with the habitat and space they need through small parks connected by wildlife corridors, ultimately such plans wouldn't work because the corridors would probably put the wildcats in closer contact with human settlements.

«Atlantic Rainforest jaguars had the largest home ranges and often had to venture into pasture or cropland to get from one fragment to another, risking contact with humans,» Morato said.

The animals, which live in close contact with humans across the region, carry a wide variety of astroviruses, pathogens that commonly cause diarrhea in people and can also infect the kidney, liver, and brain, researchers report this week in PLOS Pathogens.

Macaques, especially, seem to have adapted to close contact with human pathogens, she says.

He attributes the initial rise of AIDS and the recent outbreaks of SARS to viral strains that mixed and morphed into deadlier forms when their original wild - animal hosts came into closer contact with human butchers and hunters.

In order to ensure the smooth implementation of the FLAG - ERA project and to facilitate the internal decision making processes, the following bodies were created: General Assembly (GA), National Representatives Board (NRB) and Executive Board (EB) as well as two Liaison Groups in direct contact with the Human Brain Project and Graphene Flagships.