Sentences with phrase «whereas other birds»

Not exact matches

They found that species that have evolved noxious sprays as a defense, such as skunks, tend to be nocturnal and subject to predation by other mammals, whereas socially vigilant species, such as mongooses, tend to be diurnal and at risk of predation by birds of prey.

The lab results suggest that one group of spiders could reward mimicry whereas the other penalizes it, but it's not yet clear how important those particular spiders are to the mimics in their natural habitat — especially compared with other predators such as birds.

That $ 17 million dollar figure (which, apparently, was just too good for the National Audubon Society, American Bird Conservancy, and others to pass up) is based on some very dubious math (indeed, the paper notes that birders spend just $ 0.40 for each bird seen, whereas hunters spend $ 216 for each bird shot, suggesting, it seems, that dead birds are far more valuable than live birds — a point NAS and ABC, of course, ignored entireBird Conservancy, and others to pass up) is based on some very dubious math (indeed, the paper notes that birders spend just $ 0.40 for each bird seen, whereas hunters spend $ 216 for each bird shot, suggesting, it seems, that dead birds are far more valuable than live birds — a point NAS and ABC, of course, ignored entirebird seen, whereas hunters spend $ 216 for each bird shot, suggesting, it seems, that dead birds are far more valuable than live birds — a point NAS and ABC, of course, ignored entirebird shot, suggesting, it seems, that dead birds are far more valuable than live birds — a point NAS and ABC, of course, ignored entirely).

If your Avatar is of the feline variety, they will always keep a single ring if they are hit by an enemy, whereas a bird type character will be able to use a double jump to reach areas which other characters can not.

«Why we, and many other animals, suffer dramatically from sleep loss whereas some birds are able to perform adaptively on far less sleep remains a mystery.»

WHEREAS in every lawn and bed the plucky crocus lifts his head, and to and fro sweet song - birds go, the names of which we do not know: Whereas the woods no more are dumb, the Boat Race and the Budget come, the Briton swells his manly chest, his mate, as eager, scrubs the nest, and Spring, with light but lavish hand, is spreading madness o'er the land: It is expedient — but in rhyme — to legislate for such a time: Be it enacted, therefore, by our King with Lords and Commons in a fairy ring assembled joyously at Westminister (or any other place that they pWHEREAS in every lawn and bed the plucky crocus lifts his head, and to and fro sweet song - birds go, the names of which we do not know: Whereas the woods no more are dumb, the Boat Race and the Budget come, the Briton swells his manly chest, his mate, as eager, scrubs the nest, and Spring, with light but lavish hand, is spreading madness o'er the land: It is expedient — but in rhyme — to legislate for such a time: Be it enacted, therefore, by our King with Lords and Commons in a fairy ring assembled joyously at Westminister (or any other place that they pWhereas the woods no more are dumb, the Boat Race and the Budget come, the Briton swells his manly chest, his mate, as eager, scrubs the nest, and Spring, with light but lavish hand, is spreading madness o'er the land: It is expedient — but in rhyme — to legislate for such a time: Be it enacted, therefore, by our King with Lords and Commons in a fairy ring assembled joyously at Westminister (or any other place that they prefer):