Sentences with phrase «near humans»

Researchers believe that our feline friends initially chose to live near humans purely as a method of survival.

Many crews employ a warm body to watch the recording cables at night, when working near any human settlements.

Cats have been living outdoors near humans for 10,000 years.

Bottom line, it takes a lot of processing power, storage capacity, and fast storage access to come anywhere near the human ability to understand speech.

We now have near human levels of speech transcription.

Other would - be medicines are nearing human tests.

They feed on blood and are found in cool conditions — usually in mattress seams, sheets and other areas near human hosts.

They feed on blood and are found in cool conditions — usually in mattress seams, sheets and other areas near human hosts.

These cats are affectionate and they love being near human companions.

He will climb gates or try to get out of his crate to be near his human when these occur.

As expected, wolves spent less time near humans, and most worked equally hard to solve their puzzle box regardless of whether a human was present.

But on the other hand, two hours might be too long for me to pretend that a horse can have near human intelligence and emotional depth.

Because feral cats are afraid and don't get near humans, there is no fear of spreading any disease to you.

In addition to a familiar place near his humans, be sure to have some of his toys and blanket scattered around the area.

The dog may not show it yet but they often enjoy being near humans for the first time in their life.

With multiple therapeutic approaches now either in early clinical trials or nearing human testing, optimism is starting to mount that one of these approaches will ultimately prove a success.

Facebook is building technology intended to understand, at near human accuracy, all of the things its users post on the network.

And what happens to the cubs that were sheltered near human settlements?

Researchers have detected Zika in capuchin monkeys and common marmosets, which both reside near humans in Brazil (SN: 3/4/17, p. 15).

aegypti is the domestic cockroach of mosquitoes, sticking inside, under or near human homes, where heavy pesticide use is restricted.

As mentioned previously, Pitbulls are sensitive breeds that are happiest when they are near their human family members.

Although snakes do bite, most snakes found near human habitation are not poisonous; the biggest danger here is to the critter, not to the dog.

Promising therapy for fatal genetic diseases in children nears human trials Health Medicine Network

Still, the project began less than a year ago, so it will be a while before Deep Text achieves anything near human levels of learning.

Exposing you for the lying ass you are is fun though... just shows people that people like you are in need of serious mental health help and shouldn't be allowed near any human unless they are injecting you with anti-psychotic meds.

House mice living near humans developed white fur patches, a trait associated with domesticated animals.

Thousands of glaciers perch near human settlements, and in recent decades, dozens of surges have claimed lives.

The result «brings nearer the human benefits from nuclear transfer work,» says Ron James, managing director of PPL.

That might be because they only started living near humans relatively recently, and because they were domesticated thousands of years after man's best friend.

«Most of the fires at this time of the year in this area are human - caused,» Finney said, «and because they are caused by humans, they are, well, quite near humans.»

He found higher rates of nest predation in small woodlots near human communities because these areas had higher populations of raccoons (Procyon lotor) and squirrels (Sciurus spp.) and few, if any, large predators, such as cougars and bobcats (Lynx rufus).

«If we can identify where and why these extremely high levels of use are occurring, particularly near human settlements, policymakers and health workers can work to reduce extreme exposures near agricultural communities via information campaigns or farmer outreach,» Larsen explained.

Native to the subtropical, mountainous regions of the South American Andes, the first large concentrations of yacon plants is thought to have naturally grown near human civilizations of the region.

Wolves found easy pickings in the garbage heaps near human settlements, and, as the wolves became more accustomed to humans and vice versa, humans probably found equally easy pickings among the wolf cubs.

Feral cats have been living outdoors near humans for more than 10,000 years.

Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine, UMass Medical School to test gene therapy treatment for Tay - Sachs and Sandhoff diseases Researchers at Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine and UMass Medical School are nearing human clinical trials on a genetic therapy for two rare neurological diseases that are fatal to children.

Cats» proximity to people, she argued, also means attacks to wildlife that occur near humans might be overrepresented in the data.

Consequently, cat populations reach high densities near human settlements, so they impose relatively strong hunting pressure on prey populations (Baker et al. 2005; Sims et al. 2008; Thomas et al. 2012).

Just as big cats such as lions move to follow their food, Felis catus gravitates toward the food sources that are available near human developments, as they did with ancient settlements thousands of years ago.

And unless you and your family spend most of your waking hours in that yard too, it works against you because your dog will do best when he is fully integrated into the household and near his humans most of the time.

we can not teach tiger s to live freely in or near the human villages or towns, or elephants, or polar bears, or etc etc..

They should be shot if they come anywhere near human habitation.

He enjoys being near his human family, thus one should give a German Shorthaired Pointer plenty of attention and avoid leaving him alone for long periods of time.

This bond means that Shelties can become rather dependent on their owners and prefer to constantly be near their human companions.

Much of his work has focused on the Lake Baikal area of Siberia, where dogs have been buried with or near humans in cemeteries up to 8,000 years old.