Sentences with phrase «hunt for food»

Birds make up only a small percentage of their diet when they rely solely on hunting for food.

Some have suffered damaged reputations; a few have seen their net worth drop; none have had to hunt for food in garbage cans.

In addition to having to craft weapons, players also must learn survival skills such as hunting for food and creating fire.

In the past, ancient dogs have to hunt for food for them and the pack to survive.

In their natural environment, cats hunt for food, hide from predators, and mark and defend their home territories.

This feature helps with movement, and so helps animals hunt for food and avoid predators.

The activity of hunting for food would provide our dogs with much needed exercise and plenty of mental stimulation.

In nature, cats spend 80 % of their waking hours hunting for food.

In the wild, cats need to spend a good proportion of their time hunting for food alone.

They no longer hunt for food or fight and are therefore also likely to be insulin resistant.

If you think about it, animals in the wild spend a good portion of their day hunting for their food.

Allowing your dog to live on welfare — Dogs in the wild hunt for food and other resources.

I imagine these people living like families, raising their children together and hunting for food together.

By making our dogs hunt for their food we can significantly reduce and even eliminate destructive chewing and other bad dog behavior.

History shows that humans and dogs worked together to hunt for food thus starting the relationship that they now share today.

Cats naturally hunt for food and search for water on separate occasions to satisfy either hunger or thirst.

A: Most likely if you find a kitten or litter of kittens alone, the mother cat is off hunting for food and will return shortly.

The black bear decided to take a quick break in a lawn chair after hunting for food around the house.

Humans used to hunt for our food in the jungle.

Veterinary science has long known that cats need to hunt for their food for their physical and mental health.

Like the wild hamster, while he has no need to spend hours hunting for food, your captive one is still biologically programmed to be energetic.

They spends their days hunting for food and sleep in trees during the night hours.

Standing at a tiny (for an emu) 1.4 metres fully grown, its extinction has been put down to being hunted for food by sealers.

Whether a toddler should be forced to hunt for her food with a spear or be carried on a mom's shoulder and breast - fed until graduate school are subjects beyond my pay grade.

Bats hunt for their food using a system almost like radar.

Children will get up close and personal with the hawk and discover how this vital predator hunts for food, nests and raise their chicks and survives from day to day.

You can also see trumpetfish, nose down in the reef hunting for food.

People keep thinking their beloved gun rights (in the way they interpret the Cont * itution) impact society the same way today as they did when people were doing a lot more hunting for food, defending themselves from animals, defending themselves in places where law had not yet been established.

It's most compelling, and often frustrating, as a portrait of a rural Inuit population that relies on sustainable seal hunting for food, community and economic survival.

Brando and Cyrus are the rascals of our cat room, always hunting for food (they're on a special diet because of Cyrus» renal failure), exciting adventures, and new friends.

They told us the pendants were made of fibers from six different Andean animals — vicuña, deer, alpaca, llama, guanaco, and viscacha (the latter a common rodent hunted for food).

To protect the animals (which were sometimes hunted for food), he was given a rifle that he didn't know how to use and fortunately never had to fire.

Mr. Smith hunts for food outside.

Today there are none, mostly as a result of centuries of passing sailors hunting them for food.

The researchers studied rainforests in Nigeria, where the local population hunts for food.

It can swim 10 times the length of its body in one second, reproduce with and without the help of a partner, and cunningly hunt for food, all of which allow it to thrive in unsalted waters worldwide.

Granted, in today's setting we don't need to hunt for food anymore (a Fresh N» Easy is always nearby).

We evolved to handle short bouts of acute stress pretty well, in paleolithic times we might have ran from a large animal or hunted for food causing stress.

But then they would return from the hunt to feast and OVER-eat for as long as they could before they ran out to hunt for food again.

Director and screen writer Taika Waititi does not shy away from showing us the realities of outdoor living including: stealing provisions, threatening other people with guns, and the fundamental hunt for food, all which are essential to long - term survival in the woods.

In the wild, cats expend a lot of energy hunting for food.

They hide in dens during the day and come out at night to hunt for food alone.

«Yet, many of their mothers may just be out hunting for food,» said Bretta Nelson of the Arizona Humane Society.