Sentences with phrase «hang around their humans»

Hanging around human encampments led to smaller, tamer animals that may have begun to cooperate with people, kicking off domestication.

They love to hang around their humans and play.

While dogs first began to be domesticated approximately 27,000 — 40,000 years ago, according to a recent Smithsonian article, domesticated cats have only been hanging around humans for approximately 5,300 years — a blink of an eye in the grand scheme of things.

Not exact matches

Maybe when the dead human display comes to your area go learn something no souls are hanging around..

Bottom line — The religions that will hang around the longest will be ones willing to take human progress into account.

You can hang a sign around your dog's neck saying something like «My parents are getting me a human!»

Her own work has shown that a variety of animals — from foxes to badgers — were hanging around early human campsites, and that some may even have become tame.

But an even more surprising observation was that the cells didn't go away — they hung around at a 10-fold increase over prepregnancy levels for more than 100 days after birth (the equivalent of 4 years to 5 years in humans).

Hanging around the fringes of the Comet Research Group are commenters who claim the pyramids and Stone Henge are all part of human response to comet strikes.

Human monogamy has long puzzled anthropologists, and lots of effort has gone in to working out what keeps males hanging around.

He's looking at a promotion from his blowhard boss Hunter (Kelsey Grammer) if he can do just one thing: fire Orphan Tulip (Katie Crown), the awkward, red - headed 18 - year - old human who hangs around the company's warehouse threatening productivity and profitability with her every move.

It was frightening and lonely at first, but when hanging around the empty family home and crying at the door only left her more alone and very hungry she went searching for another human to trust.

no prey drive, good with cats and has been good around small children but she perfers to just hang out with her humans.

You'll find Scrappy hanging around the surf shop and never more then two steps behind his favorite human, Cesar.

In fact, they arguably hurt the experience, because to turn back into a human, and so be able to operate sophisticated technology such as doors, you have to hang around for a short while, simply sitting in a corner until the meter finally runs out.

In Vertebrae, a human spine made out of paper and string is hung onto the wall with a metal nail or a glossy graphite paper curls around a bent wooden ruler in Serpentine.

Highlights of the six - night festival include a new commission by Bob and Roberta Smith, Art Is Your Human Right, that will feature illuminated words hanging around the town; a display of 34 light drawings of children in windows of the former Ocean Hotel on North Promenade; and a performance from street - fire pioneers, Les Commandos Percu.

Thursday was World Environment Day, and the green messages were flowing all around, including one from Alain Robert, a French stuntman and activist who scaled the jungle - gym like exterior of The New York Times headquarters to hang a banner about the human cost of global warming.

Whatever the cause, the solutions all have to do with designing the human presence in the world to include fewer malls but more parks, more poetry and fewer advertisements, more windmills and fewer smoke stacks, more bike trails and fewer freeways, more schools and fewer military bases, more childcare and fewer tax breaks for the Koch Brothers, more solar collectors and no nuclear plants... the point is that any decent civilization that intended to hang around for a while would put its children first, just like we say we do.

That may not stop the WA Government's Shark Hazard Committee, which — according to the Perth Now Sunday edition — has «put down in policy» a method for killing great whites that have attacked a human and hung around to get caught red - handed (red - toothed in this case, I guess).

In fact, the preference for similarity is so common that it is considered a general characteristic of the human condition, and it's not hard to imagine how preferring to hang around similar people, and avoiding dissimilar people, might benefit survival.