Sentences with phrase «nocturnal nature»

With the hamster's nocturnal nature in mind, the cage should be located in a quiet area that's out of direct sunlight.

This can be difficult to judge due to their nocturnal nature, but if necessary some very gentle prodding can be used to wake them up.

Due to their nocturnal nature and desire to roam, cats typically are more commonly exposed to and infected by rabies than dogs.

With their poor eyesight and nocturnal nature, if startled, they can be nippy.

This fighting will be likely to occur during the night due to the nocturnal nature of hamsters and so could easily go unseen until serious injury occurs.

When you can wear out the energy of your cat during the day, you might be able to avoid their nocturnal nature of running around and potentially bothering you at night.

More often than not, those organic sounds [dusty record pops, nocturnal nature recordings, tape hiss, distant car radios, bleeping busy signals, and street noise] feel like the music's most relatable characteristics, providing moments of unpredictability and liveliness to an album which paints almost exclusively with monochrome hues.

While you're lost in dreams, your nocturnal nature is getting busy

Not exact matches

We examine nocturnal factors that contribute to successful breastfeeding and their impact; the nature of infant sleep - wake cycles, arousal mechanisms and pathology within the context of sleep locations whether cosleeping, separate sleeping or sleeping through the night.

In fields lit during the night, flowers had 62 percent fewer nocturnal visitors than flowers in dark meadows, researchers report August 2 in Nature.

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Into the Night reveals rare and unexpected insights into nocturnal field research, illuminating experiences, discoveries, and challenges faced by intrepid biologists studying nature's nightly marvels across the globe.

Cats are by nature nocturnal predators so it is not surprising for them to be active at night and rest during the day.

Cats are nocturnal by nature so they may be keeping you up at night.

Cats are, by nature, nocturnal animals.

Until their domestication cats were nocturnal by nature, so it's easy to see why too much nighttime action is a common complaint of many new pet parents.

Hamsters come in several different varieties, live for about three years, and are nocturnal by nature.

Nocturnal By Nature: Cats, when removed from their regular food source (become lost) instinctively revert to being active only at night.

Nocturnal by nature, they grow to nearly a foot in length and thrive in glass tanks with rocks to climb on, a shallow dish of water to soak in, and a moist cave or hide box.

Just as we are getting ready to plop down on the sofa after a long day of work, cats — nocturnal by nature — are revving up for playtime.

Elegant and eye - catching, the Great Pyrenees is a great guard dog, who also happens to be nocturnal by nature.

Besides, cats are nocturnal by nature, so making an effort to find and feed them at night just makes sense.

«Cats are nocturnal by nature, and we are starting to see more toys for cats featuring lights,» she says.

The historic property's restoration integrates artistic vision as well as nature — island monkeys, local donkeys, colorful birds and nocturnal tree frogs all amuse and serenade you in this lush paradise.

The goal is to draw you into the more contemplative side of the lands of Hyrule; a nocturnal walk that feeds on the gifts left by the three goddesses: Nayru, Farore and Din, captured in nature.

He was also influenced by the theologian Ludwig Gotthard Kosegarten, who taught that nature was a divine revelation, and by the melancholic Mannerist German artist Adam Elsheimer (1578 - 1610)- an inspiration to both Rubens and Rembrandt - whose lyrical landscapes and nocturnal scenes showed great sensitivity to the effects of light.

In this series of spooky photographs, Cump sheds light on the darker side of nature, revealing the nocturnal landscapes and the intertwined histories of analog photography and the myth - laden night sky.

After his break with representational art in 1946, he substituted a more monumental vision of nature for the early nocturnal landscapes crossed by a thin network of light.

The nocturnal imagery of swaying trees and drone - captured footage of exploding fireworks suggest ways in which nature, landscape, and public space involuntarily contain these latent historical memories.