Sentences with phrase «in normal habitats»

Madre Nature itself is sourced from the heart of a Peruvian rainforest, meaning that the plant is in its normal habitat and will produce all of its usual nutrients.

Wild Harvested means that an herb is actually collected in its normal habitat / environment.

The clip below takes around an M2 in the Long Beach Blue color giving us a real life look at what the M2 looks like in its normal habitat.

Many wild rodents are very social animals living with numerous others of their own kind in their normal habitat.

Not exact matches

It is precisely when we leave our normal habitat and enter a world where we are unfamiliar, directly or indirectly, with the possibilities relevant to the context that we get in trouble — the farm boy in the big city or the city slicker who visits the farm.

«Usually, several species of wildlife live in a forest habitat, due to their biological traits like life history, strategy and diet, and their responses to livestock introduction are different too,» said Zhang, who also is an associate professor at China West Normal University.

Given widespread observation of habitat change and individual species declines — and knowing that extinction rates are many times higher than normal — the scientists predicted a drop, over time, in the number of species observed in most of these studies.

«Aardvarks» fate points to worrying consequences for wildlife, due to climate change: Hot, dry conditions that are expected to become the new normal in this elusive African mammal's habitat, my prove disastrous..»

It is just in the past few years that scientists have uncovered stray, but normal microbes in these strange habitats.

But viable habitat niches remain, for a time, in much of the developing world, where street dogs, feral cats, monkeys, and pigs may continue to live as they always have, at least to the ends of the normal lifespans of those now at large.

This will communicate to small animal owners that chew toys are normal and necessary accessories in the habitat.

In the wild, this is their habitat, and they will not exhibit normal behavior over any other substrate.

We know that many of the fish and some of the crabs seem to be able to swim or scuttle away from the low - oxygen waters, and in some cases they reappear once the levels of oxygen return to normal, but we do not know the long - term consequences of an annual die - off of the habitat - forming, bottom - dwelling species, many of which live to be decades old.

Some species have broken all records in the extent to which they have pushed forward their normal appearance dates: the Lulworth skipper, which usually makes its first appearance in the third week of June, was seen as early as April 28 while the speckled wood, which typically appears at the end of March, was observed in its Cornwall habitat on January 16, a record seven weeks ahead of schedule.