Sentences with phrase «wild ancestors who»

This trait comes from their wild ancestors who needed to avoid becoming another animal's prey.

As with all domestic animals, the house cat had wild ancestors who had to work hard to survive in nature.

While almost all large domesticated mammals have wild ancestors who lived in herds with highly social behaviors and well - defined hierarchical relationships, neither wild asses nor Grevy's is reported to be social in the wild.

Not exact matches

Researchers who have sequenced the genome of a 5,310 - year - old corn cob have discovered that the maize grown in central Mexico all those years ago was genetically more similar to modern maize than to its wild ancestor.

For much of human history, our ancestors were hunter - gatherers, mostly nomadic people who lived by hunting, fishing and harvesting wild food.

Don't be fooled by a dog's ancestors who lived in the wild and were able to cope with the elements; dogs are now domesticated animals, and as such, they are prone to feeling cold just as me and you.

The best answer probably rests with Sparky's ancestors, who had to rely on all their senses to survive in the wild.

This is a carry - over from their ancestors who would hide pain to avoid becoming prey in the wild.

Marilyn is acknowledged as one of the foremost behavior experts on Bengals, Savannahs and other domestic cats who have recent wild cat ancestors and for 15 years spearheaded coordinated rescue work in California for these beautiful felines.

Developed by Flying Wild Hog, an independent Polish game developer, Hard Reset works with an unashamedly simple purpose in mind: to recreate the joys of old school shoot - em - up - style games for those of us who were too busy learning to walk and talk to fully appreciate its ancestors from the mid 1990s.