Sentences with phrase «to reach the food»

The shallow spoon bowl is designed perfectly for little mouths that may have trouble reaching food in a deeper spoon.

And what you've done is put him in a position from which he can reach his food source on his own.

If the oil is not hot enough, oil will reach the food before the coating cooks enough to form the protective layer with less than desirable results.

This pet may not be able to comfortably reach their food bowl and will stop eating.

A good height, the seat enables our daughter to easily reach her food, while also sliding nicely under the table.

I consider myself incredibly lucky, because I love my job and the opportunity to help others reach food / life balance.

This promotes growth of bacteria, as bottom - feeding fish may not be able to reach the food particles.

Provide barriers your cat must overcome to reach his food by placing his food in an elevated location or behind a fence or baby gate.

This slows your dog down because it has to maneuver around the maze walls to reach the food inside.

The elevated stand also helps to make it easier for your dog to reach his food if he has trouble bending his neck.

During a nine - day experiment, the scientists thus challenged different groups of this mold with bitter but harmless substances that they needed to pass through in order to reach a food source.

Another addition is the introduction of nanoparticles of clay into packaging to block oxygen, carbon dioxide, moisture from reaching the food, and also aids in preventing spoilage.

The living creature that was smaller and could not reach the food is more likely to starve and not breed, leaving the very full tummied taller creature to survive and pass on his or her tall genes!

«Barilla Center for Food & Nutrition has created this food sustainability index that is a research instrument to measure how communities and food systems are doing in terms of reaching food sustainable goals,» Bahador said.

As a premier meat supplier, we have earned a reputation for quality meat packaging and delivery, now reaching food providers as far as Los Angeles and San Diego.

Evidence released tonight from five routine live sheep voyages shows sheep baking in their own skin, gasping for oxygen, smothered in faeces, unable to lie down to rest, or even reach food or water.

So Taylor trained seven wild crows to associate a short stick with ineffectiveness; the crows failed to obtain their out - of - reach food with the stick and eventually began to ignore or reject it.

While the rats ran and then paused after reaching the food, the neurobiologists directly measured the animals» brain cell activity using carefully placed electrodes.

This is because the fungal highway enables pollutant - degrading bacteria to reach their food faster and, with the help of gene transfer, they may even be upgraded along the way.

Nonetheless, confronted with the right setup, many of them start using sticks or other tools after a short acquisition phase in order to obtain an out - of - reach food reward,» explains Alice Auersperg from the Messerli Institute of Vetmeduni Vienna.

Now ornithologist Margaret Rubega at the University of Nevada at Reno and her colleagues have discovered that the twirling motion creates a water current that not only concentrates prey like brine shrimp but also brings out - of - reach food closer to the surface.

They are toxic and carcinogenic substances produced by fungi, which reach the food chain through plants and their fruit.

To reach a food tray from behind bars, a chimpanzee had to pull on two ends of a rope threaded through metal loops on the tray.

However, when we decided to get breakfast after shooting and finally reached our food spot — at 09:30!

Her immobility posed a problem because it meant that she couldn't reach food or water by herself and it kept her isolated from the rest of the family.

They're hardwired for mental and physical activity and yet the only activity too many cats are getting is the limited number of steps they have to take in order to reach the food bowl... a bowl that's brimming with a mountain of carbohydrate - rich dry food.

Whereas in a fall season when acorns were plentiful, the bears travelled further outside their summer ranges to reach this food source.

Trapped birds unable to reach food and water: Battery cages can trap hens by their wings, necks, legs and feet in the wire, causing other birds to trample the weakened animals, usually resulting in a slow, painful death.

In it, I'd share one quick tip to help you reach your food, health and wellness goals throughout the week.

Their legs may be unable to support their huge bodies, leaving them unable to reach food and water.

«These tools allow us to reach food and restaurant enthusiasts without the geographic restrictions of a conventional «for sale» campaign,» said Joseph Bezzone, president of Bezzone Hospitality Performance.

«We need leaders in every field and every sector to help us reach our food loss goal.

After all, one of the core purposes of the National School Lunch Program and the School Breakfast Program is to reach food - insecure children at school.

Food safety can be difficult to maintain (think coughing, sneezing children grabbing food with their fingers or handling the food - end of serving utensils) and younger children may not be able to reach the food or properly serve themselves, which means either added labor costs or — as mentioned in Councilmember Lander's interview this morning — the need for parent volunteers.

They then had to use this stick to obtain a third one long enough to reach the food (PLoS ONE, DOI: 10.1371 / journal.pone.0006471).

New Caledonian crows are adept at fashioning tools with leaves or sticks to get to their food, at times even using a shorter stick to get to a longer stick which they then use to reach the food.

The teacher would reach food four times faster if it left the student behind, but ants have learned the same lesson that all human teachers know: Teaching requires great patience.

Two captive elephants blast air through their trunks to grasp hard - to - reach food, suggests an initial study published today in Springer's journal Animal Cognition.

Crows are also known to use sticks to «fish» for insects and even to use one tool to get hold of another to reach their food.

As global warming intensifies, Dasher, Donner, Blitzen, and the millions of wild - living reindeer and caribou found across the Arctic Circle may find it increasingly difficult to reach the food they need to survive, according to a new study.

Rats can learn to use tools, such as hooked rakes, to reach food, and they can even choose the right tool for the job

New Caledonian crows are known for their ingenious use of tools to get at hard - to - reach food.

Without many predators around to make it dangerous to focus attention on a tool - using task, or birds like woodpeckers hogging the hard - to - reach food, the crows had the time and space to evolve the complex behaviour.

Red - throated Loon (Gavia stellata) parents must constantly fly back and forth between their nesting lakes and the nearby ocean, bringing back fish to feed their growing young, and a new study suggests that the chicks grow fast and fledge while they're still small so that they can reach the food - rich ocean themselves and give their parents a break.

Elephants can work cooperatively if that is the only way to reach food.

Simmons and Altwegg suggest that giraffes» necks may have begun growing as a way of eating hard - to - reach food, but that they were then «hijacked» for mating purposes.

In it, I'd share one quick tip to help you reach your food, health and wellness goals throughout the week.