Sentences with phrase «observe wild life»
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The Wilds of New Guinea Even though it is only about one - tenth the size of the United States, New Guinea has 7 percent of the world's biodiversity, making the island a living laboratory for evolutionary biologists like Christopher Austin, who observes firsthand the adaptive mechanisms that spark the creation of novel species.
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The research team observed and collected genetic data from a group of 67 wild monkeys living in a protected reserve in Brazil's Atlantic Forest: infants, mothers and possible sires.
To understand the social lives of these birds, the scientists observed wild populations of monk parakeets (Myiopsitta monachus), a small parrot, in Argentina and captive ones in Florida.
Despite having lived in New York for 15 years, Carey once again sets his latest book, at least in part, in Australia, but we're also taken on a wild ride through Japan and New York in a novel that has received exceptional reviews from all prepublication review sources (including three starred reviews), and has been variously described as «a masterpiece», «a certifiable hoot», «edgy, irreverent, often hilariously profane», «sharply observed, well written, and acerbically witty».
The jaguar is the third largest cat in the world and the largest cat in America, yet nature reserve has lived here since the times of Maja and can also start with a bit of luck in the wild in the Cockscomb Basin are observed.
Ike, an elephant keeper with Disney's Animal Kingdom in Orlando, Florida, had come here to help with research, and — so that he might enhance the welfare of the captive elephants he cares for in Orlando — to observe «how wild elephants live.»
Dekker (Public), 4.60, (4.15 - 5.05 standard deviation range), Statistical Arctic sea ice decline has global implications for Northern Hemisphere weather patterns and Arctic eco systems and wild life alike, and thus it is concerning that our global climate models so far appear to underestimate the observed rate of decline based on albedo amplification of sea ice alone.