Sentences with phrase «to find prey»

This gives you a better feel for the environment which helps find prey easier and stay safe.

Remember that it can find prey in smaller animals.

Those kinds of sharks like to be in the shallow surf, and actually can find prey by detecting the electrical charge emitted by their muscles.

My dogs find prey all the time on the beach, and if I were to try to ask them to stop digging there I would face an impossible battle.

By going after larger prey, not only do you get more food per kill, but you face less competition from predators who find these prey more of a challenge than you do.

That moment where you finally find the prey you've been hunting — that's what it's all about.

So what if my cat, while out on patrol, actually found its prey?

Plus, their presence removes the challenge of a hunter finding his prey without help.

When your dog finds the prey, he'll need to «work» the prey.

John soon finds his prey, and tracks down a deer.

These marine mammals have been using echolocation - bouncing high - frequency sounds off underwater objects - to find prey for tens of millions of years.

Instead of finding prey by scent, these lean hunters spot their quarry from a great distance.

FWS will issue permits to private individuals, such as ranchers, to kill wolves found preying on their livestock.

The recordings show that narwhal clicks are extremely intense and directional — meaning they can widen and narrow the beam of sound to find prey over long and short distances.

Titanium dioxide produces C02, which is how mosquitoes find prey like you and me!

«How does a shark find prey when it doesn't really know where it is when it moves around?»

That helps the cetaceans find prey even when it's buried in sea sand.

TORONTO — Scam artists are finding prey through online dating sites... he had a son living in...

Lights Out (PG - 13 for violence, mature themes, disturbing images, incessant terror and brief drug use) Haunted house horror flick revolving around a family which finds itself preyed upon by a malevolent ghost (Alicia Vela - Bailey) that only strikes in the dark.

The all - wheel drive feature with instant traction will ensure that you don't find yourself prey of the elements, as your new Volvo will immediately adapt to your surroundings by utilizing this feature.

Some hunting dogs, like pointers and setters, are bred to simply find the prey, usually fowl, and mark the spot where it is so the hunters can find it.

Sporting dogs use their barks to assist their owners find prey, and some breeds bark just because they like to.

It may also find the prey once it is dead or wounded.

So, the condition of path can't trouble coonhounds from finding its prey.

Bred to track, follow and find prey singly or in pairs far ahead of their people, then alert their people

For the cat, hunting is problem solving — firstly, the problem of finding the prey needs to be solved, then the problem of successfully capturing it and killing it has to be accomplished before eating can commence.

Bats have an incredible ability to navigate using echolocation, weaving their way around obstacles and finding prey based on the bouncing around of the sounds they emit.

The triumvirate proves effective, but soon find themselves prey to a rising criminal mastermind known as The Joker, who thrusts Gotham into anarchy and forces Batman closer to crossing the fine line between hero and vigilante.

Bred to track, follow and find prey in groups while telling each other and everyone else exactly where they are

The pain that the priest (not worth capitalizing because he isn't worth it), the adult, the fully competent pedophile, the man who chose to use his position and power to find prey to take advantage of and change their lives forever... is immeasurable.

«And it has yet to reveal the lifetime cost - fees, charges and fines that will inflate the price for anyone foolish or unlucky enough to find themselves prey to the government's ID regime.»

But as climate change melts this ice, the bears have to work harder to find prey, and that's taking a toll on their health, researchers report today in Science.

It holds true in the animal world as well: A vampire bat is more likely to share a blood meal with others in the cave if those others shared a blood meal with it the last time it failed to find prey.

Many animals rely on movement to find prey and avoid predators.

Procedure • You are a predator that uses vision to find your prey: paper dots.

That could mean the Cretaceous - period herbivore was a target for predators that relied on sight more than smell to find prey.

When this happens, kestrels may have to emigrate over many hundreds of miles to find their prey.

Grace Sutton says: «This study showed little penguins gained no benefit in capturing prey when from hunting in groups, suggesting individuals may forage in groups to improve detection of prey or avoid predation but, once they find prey, it is every penguin for themselves.»

Sharks are one of many marine creatures that can sense electrical fields emanating from other animals, and they use this sixth sense to find prey.

Most bats use echolocation — a series of ultrasonic chirps — to find their prey.

Sharks can smell minute quantities of blood over long distances, which helps them find prey.

The bats had switched to using echolocation to find their prey.

«See no prey, hear no prey, smell no prey: yet it finds prey with great efficiency,» Dawkins wrote with appreciative relish, «catching half its own weight in a day.»

A vampire bat that has hunted successfully shares nourishing blood with a fellow bat that failed to find prey.

This African viper species, Bitis arietans, relies on stealth, both to find its prey and to hide from their predators.

«The main thing is we find prey species, because then in theory the snow leopard could take up habitat here and sustain itself,» he says.

They are among the most energetic objects in the universe and prized by black hole hunters, who have to resort to surreptitious means to find their prey.