Sentences with phrase «to fly an animal»

It's also a pipe dream that they can be made quiet or safe for flying animals.

Contact them through their website and help fly animals that deserve another chance at happiness.

For flying animals, however, there could be a clue.

The dragon's sheer size dwarfs the biggest pterosaurs, the largest flying animals ever known.

The movie may mention it, but you'll be far too captivated with the amount of flying animals on the screen to notice.

Nose to beak with a Christian hero heavyweight champ Not only is the Dalmatian pelican the heaviest flying animal in the world, it's an ancient Christian symbol too

Not only is the Dalmatian pelican the heaviest flying animal in the world, it's an ancient Christian symbol too

Her research is part of a new field of study, called aeroecology, that looks at the interactions between flying animals and their airspace.

Bats are the only mammals with this trait; they also take to the skies differently than other flying animals.

Their first pet rescue mission quickly grew into the idea for Pilots N Paws, a website where private pilots could connect with rescue organizations to help fly animals from overcrowded shelters to new homes and families in other states.

This week explore Vikings, Duke Gardens flying animals and the relationship between trees and their surroundings.

But whether streamlining genome content may have allowed flying animals to get off the ground is an intriguing proposal worth investigating, says Feschotte.

Multi-camera real - time three - dimensional tracking of multiple flying animals.

Transgenic mice are stranded after Air Europe and Iberia stop flying animals between the mainland and the archipelago

Great bustards may be the heaviest flying animal alive, but that doesn't stop them migrating 4000 kilometres every year

The assumption that flying animals feel the force of the wind as we earthbound creatures do led to the erroneous notion that a flying insect finds the source of an odour by following the «plume» of odour carried by the wind.

«This specific way of generating power could lead to new aerodynamic control mechanisms for drones in the future, inspired by flying animals,» says Christoffer Johansson Westheim.

«When we are studying flying animals, we know that it's the most energy - costly form of movement per time unit, and therefore we think it would be important for evolution to minimise energy consumption for the sake of flying.

Wingspreads are a group of option trading strategies named after flying animals like butterflies and condors because they typically are composed of four options: two at outlying strike prices, called the «wings», and two at an equal middle strike price, called the «body».

Shelter animals all over the country have a new best friend: Wings of Rescue, a non-profit animal rescue organization run by airplane pilots, flies animals slated for death in shelters to areas of the country that are short on adoptable pets.

Peter and Karen Johnson love animals, and when they are not spending their time volunteering at a local shelter, or putting on an adoption event, they are flying animals across the country.

Kara Pollard: Most of the South Western states experience the most problem with pet overpopulation which is why we find source shelters from these states and fly animals generally up north to organizations that have room and the resources to adopt them out.

Not only are they a blot on the landscape, but their blades also wreak carnage upon flying animals.

They were the first vertebrates to have evolved power flight and ranged in size from just 10 inches across to over 35 feet, making them the largest flying animals that ever lived.

United said it will only carry certain breeds in its cargo holds, and it won't fly animals to or from certain airports in summer, Las Vegas being one example.

They had come from San Antonio on a plane flown by Wings of Rescue, a California - based charity that uses private aircraft to fly animals from high - kill southern shelters to northern areas where euthanasia rates are lower.

A report in the journal Science shows that seven different types of flying animals all turn using the same technique, and that those with similar wingspan - to - body - lengths need the same number of wing flaps.

Airlines also have temperature restrictions for flying animals that meet or exceed the requirements of the US Animal Welfare Act.

He was persecuted, beaten with sticks, attacked by crawling or flying animals.

«Any flying animal larger than a large insect will need to use some kind of controlled stall or hover mechanism to land,» he says, but the new track «does not give us any new information about launch».

In every case, the flying animals have a Strouhal number close to 0.3.

Pterosaurs: Like dinosaurs, these flying animals are archosaurs (so are crocodiles) and lived during the same timespan.

There is «no doubt the new animal is a flying animal,» says Xing Xu from the Institute for Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology in Beijing, who describes the new fossils in Nature.

There's lots of magic, lots of flying animals, CG snakes, slow - motion sword fights, and it's 50/50 between passable and cringe - inducing.

The fly is alive because it's three times the size of the ant and because it's being carried, the human eye does consider the fly an animal.

Mega-Beasts introduces a menagerie of towering, lumbering or flying animals, constructed from hand - painted paper in shades of purple, blue, gold and auburn.

Be sure you are aware of the airline regulations for flying pets, and the necessary paperwork, and health certificates you need in order to fly an animal.

He gathered together some pilot friends who have planes and started one of the first companies to fly animals to areas where adoptable pets are in short supply.

Unless your animal is small enough to fit under your seat and you can bring him or her in the cabin, the ASPCA recommends pet owners to not fly their animal.

«We fly animals — 80 percent dogs and 20 percent cats — from about 20 source shelters, where they are in danger of being euthanized because of lack of space, to some 62 receiving animal rescue organizations where these animals are more likely to be adopted.»

Dog Is My CoPilot, a nonprofit animal air rescue organization, flew the animals to Boise from Texas.

Pilot and nonprofit founder Peter Rork said the day before the flights that he planned to fly the animals to destinations in Spokane, Washington, and Boise, Idaho.

They put the word out to family and friends and someone volunteered to fly the animal.

With limited food, drinking water and power, it is the most critical time to fly our animals to safety and adoptive homes.»