Sentences with phrase «predators which»

Now we lose our koalas to feral predators which we don't hunt hard enough.

Mireille de la Lez, photographer with the Wild Wonders of Europe project, sums up the essence of the human condition in the face of the great predators which are some of the few animals that compete with humans for the top of the food chain.

Scientists estimate that 90 % of the world's large fish have been removed from our oceans, including many tuna, sharks, halibut, grouper, and other top level predators which help maintain an ecological balance.

Here zombies are clumsy and slow during the daytime, but as the sun sets, they turn into ferocious predators which are terribly difficult to escape and impossible to defeat if they gather in crowds.

Most frightening are the predators which only appear after sundown.

Britain has no predators which hunt cats and the traffic situation is nowhere near as bad as in the US (either that or generations of this lifestyle have led to more cautious cats).

But animals instinctively hide signs of illness or injury to avoid alerting predators which go for weak animals first.

But they are not a good staple food to base your diet off, as they contain proteins designed to protect them from predators which can cause intestinal distress.

«Conversely, increases in cephalopod populations could benefit marine predators which are reliant on them for food, as well as human communities reliant on them as a fisheries resource.»

Parawixia, however, seems to be a highly specialised predator which adjusts its web size and the time of spinning according to the availability of specific prey.

They «signal» directly at the predator, and do it with a predator which normally has to depend on stealth or ambush to catch them.

Including the start date for Shane Black's The Predator which just started filming yesterday in Vancouver.

Not exact matches

«In revenge, the Kardashian - Jenner family became media predators, slut - shaming her on social media and killing her hit television show, which had already begun filming a second season.»

As a businessman, Pinault is known for his «predator» tactics, which include buying smaller firms for a fraction of the cost when the market crashes.

«The media is no longer predator and prey, which I think should be the relationship, but a remora, attached at the bottom looking for crumbs coming off the shark,» he said.

These «dark posts» — sponsored Facebook posts that can only be seen by users with specific profiles — included videos aimed at African - Americans in which Hillary Clinton refers to black men as predators, for example.

With a swipe of the Congressional Review Act, which allows Congress to void a rule within 60 congressional days of its implementation, the rule protecting predators on wildlife refuges in Alaska could be overturned.

How do we build a system which has space for those creative minds which move the whole culture forward, while limiting the predators and parasites who suck the juices out of them and leave them poor and embittered?

And much larger prey animals, such as pigs, which are also unclean animals, so there could only have been one pair, would be needed for the larger predators.

The two questions with which the report begins are: 1) why did sexual predators gain admission to the priesthood; and 2) why did they remain in the priesthood after their abuse was know to bishops and other leaders?

Roger Cardinal Mahony of Los Angeles, for example, is alleged to «have allowed numerous predator priests to remain in ministry,» and then to have placed obstacles in the way of law enforcement authorities, all of which, in the understated words of the report, «did little to enhance the reputation of the Church for transparency and cooperation.»

When used in reference to shepherding people, a pastor leads people to green pastures where they can be fed, shows them where the calm and clean waters are from which they can drink, and protects them from dangerous predators and thieves who only want to kill, steal, and destroy.

It's the mindset of those (such as yours), that enables predators such as Eddie Long, the means in which to victimize others.

Attenborough aims to persuade first through the detail and intimacy of his account of insect life: the female bumble bee's patient construction of the chamber in which she lays her eggs; the cooperative relationship between African acacias and the ants that make «mansions» in the «bloated and hollow» bases of the tree's protective spines (and sting the muzzles of grazing predators, driving them away); the cunning design of the mole cricket's burrow, which amplifies the male's mating song so that, «on a windless night, he can be heard from nearly half a mile away.»

Animal protectionists cast a great deal of ire on the wildlife damage control programs, especially the work performed by USDA - APHIS - Wildlife Services (hereafter WS) which has historically administered predator control programs in the U.S.. For example, activists reject the idea that coyote control programs are needed to protect flocks from costly predation.

Stolzberg notes that this blanket war against coyotes has resulted in an explosion of ground predators, such as raccoons and skunks, which are responsible for attacking the nests of migratory birds.

They are a good, but purely relative, value in the wonderful, constructive interplay of nature - which does indeed include the harmonic of prey and predator.

The misuse of God's gift of sexuality is the issue, for this applies just as much to those who gratify their desires outside of marriage (which for some reason many do not have an issue with) as it does to LGBTQ, child predators, etc..

In any case, we had this at dinnertime along with a delicious baked brie + chocolate popcorn for dessert... and then we rang in the new year by watching a couple of episodes of To Catch A Predator, which my friend recently started watching whilst on her OB / GYN rotation.

The sanctuary also runs an Anatolian sheepdog project which breeds and places Anatolian guard dogs with farmer's flocks to ward off predators.

Nuts are the edible fruit from trees or bushes that are enclosed in a shell, of varying degrees of hardness, which serves as a protective coating from predators.

The final analyses showed that the slabs of meat were carrying a heavy load of 1080, which is supposed to be used in predator control only by U.S. Government trappers but, in fact, sifts into the hands of private poisoners all over the West.

And the more a person learns about the balance of nature, the less he is likely to ask questions like the ones that a sheepman recently bellowed across a room: «Which is worth more, livestock or predators?»

As you can see, Dzeko connected with The Predator six times, two thirds of which were long, diagonal passes meant to spring Gervinho down the right flank.

They might be take an interest in a business which employs a sexual predator like your midwife.

The Palatine Park District has also turned to a more natural way of dealing with geese by not mowing around ponds, which discourages geese who are fearful of predators hiding in the tall grass, Gould said.

Upgrading your shark could make it added powerful and greater, which suggests that larger predators could be tackled by you.

While overall habitat loss is a factor in these declines, research also indicates that even fields of sufficient size, if they are fragmented or interrupted by hedgerows or natural windbreaks, will be passed over by the birds, which may view the linear plantings as cover for predators.

When we were last in Liverpool in 2011, Ed Miliband delivered his infamous «predator producer» speech which I helped write which was all about responsible capitalism.

Animal welfare organisations are equally concerned about domestic wild animals which are often regarded as pests or predators by farmers and land owners.

Advocates have been targeting Republican senators in their districts, including Amedore, warning constituents of the lack of recourse for victims of childhood abuse, which they say allows predators to continue preying on children.

Also, since the budget is the place where a lot of substantive legislation finds a home, the four men in the room killed a lot of good stuff like that excellent idea which would have allowed victims of sexual predators a so - called «look back» to sue and hold predators legally accountable.

If a child is raised not to respect the sanctity of life and if that child is exposed to a religion which preaches retaliation and if that child is uneducated, what you get is a sub-human with an animalistic urge to kill like a predator in the savannah.

«The proposals for the future of snaring represent the best possible balance between retaining an essential tool in predator management, which benefits many species of wildlife, whilst ensuring that the use of snare is conducted to the highest possible standards.»

«By undermining Title IX protections for transgender students, Trump would allow all of America to follow the bogus «bathroom bills» coming out of North Carolina and Texas, which are premised on the outrageous assertion that transgender people are sexual predators,» Hoylman said.

The annual Bob Evans Memorial Predator Calling Hunt, which last year raised the hackles of an animal rights group and others, was cancelled earlier this month due to lack of entries by the event's registration deadline.

The Legislature quickly passed the reform; it was a fast and early victory — others rapidly followed: ethics reform and civil confinement of sex predators, both of which had also been stalled for years.

A person who says he was sexually abused as a child in Buffalo says in the call the long - stalled Child Victims Act «will bring sexual predators to justice but state Senator Jacobs is blocking the bill,» according to an audio provided by New Yorkers Against Hidden Predators, which is funding the effort.

Levin has helped drum up support in the Jewish community for the Child Victims Act, which would eliminate the statute of limitations and open a one - year window for past victims to file lawsuits against predators and the institutions that protect them.

Guppies exposed to predators tend to aggregate into smaller, more tightly knit groups, which may allow them to coordinate their predator avoidance strategies.