Sentences with phrase «little understanding animal»

It is crazy how little understanding Animal Control shelters seem to have of the animals that they take in.

Not exact matches

It does little in our understanding of God's character when he then decided to clothe the couple with animal skins.

It is understood that, unlike the priest, he probably had no pack animal at hand, and therefore could have given little practical help to the wounded man.

We have bought a few natural books on breastfeeding that our little 21 - month old loves to read... she's still nursing and doesn't quite understand that animals can get milk from their mommies too... but we're working on it:).

Little children start to understand object groupings, such as collecting all the cars together, or all the animals.

Although much research has focused on understanding how animals guide their migrations across large regions of the planet, we know very little about this phenomenon, particularly for large, difficult - to - track species.

(For little - understood reasons, antibiotics speed the growth of young animals, making it cheaper to bring them to slaughter.)

But like researchers who clone animals (see p. 85), plant scientists understand little about what actually controls the process.

Peter Tyack, a marine biologist at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in Massachusetts, who was not involved in the research, says that to understand this, behavioral biologists «need to dive in a little more deeply to understand subtle details of how males respond to males and how females choose an animal for mating.»

The role of bacteria in animal development, ecology and evolution is increasingly well - understood, yet little is known of how animal behaviour affects bacterial communities.

To ensure good health it is important that you understand the nutrients that are a little more difficult to get without eating animal - based foods.

Nonetheless, the ability to understand and manipulate fractions — to understand equal partitioning, addition, multiplication, improper fractions, and common denominators — is necessary to help save the cute little animated animal that is stranded in space.

A little understanding of these issues could prevent needless loss of otherwise healthy animals.

Despite their blather to the contrary many of the people who work in shelters have no to little training or understanding of animal behavior.

I simply don't understand people who beg to adopt any animal and then just dump them when life gets a little stressful!!

Many anecdotes suggest that animals do feel what humans call «grief», including an understanding that the deceased is not coming back, but there is little scientific evidence to back this up.

Mr Shanmugam said: «We need to be very careful and very sensitive to the wishes and feelings of those who have very little to do with animals, or who don't understand animals.

As Minister Shanmugam said, «We need to be very careful and very sensitive to the wishes and feelings of those who have very little to do with animals, or who don't understand animals.

Knowledge about the once little - understood bacteria called Bartonella henselae is increasing, and it can affect both human and animal wellness.

Our Resort Rangers conduct a series of walks and talks to help you understand a little bit more about Fraser Island's World Heritage - listed wilderness and our animals, but also about how the resort operates.

I'm concerned that little bits of info (e.g., more ice here, less ice there, sick animals here, winter storms there, and etc.) can be much more confusing than illuminating in the absence of a general understanding of the basic dynamics of global warming as (the majority of) scientists see them.

Now I understand that for those who believe all animal killing is wrong, there is little comfort in knowing that folks are doing it themselves, rather than outsourcing.

When I wrote about Trace Ramsey of Cricket Bread's photo essay of a hog butchery workshop in New York, opinions were divided between those who saw it as an important step in understanding your food, through to those who viewed it as little different to any other kind of animal exploitation.

The re-shuffling of plant and animal communities ranks among the most widely accepted (though still little - understood) eventualities of a warming Earth.

But do I feel a little better about my weirdness when I see that Anthropologie, West Elm, Rifle Paper Co, and World Market understand me and incorporate animals into their products?