Sentences with phrase «wild young human»

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«wild» or undomesticated) is a human child who, from a very young age, has lived in isolation from human contact and has remained unaware of human social behavior, and unexposed to language.

Like human kids bringing back bugs from school, play among young wild chimpanzees may spread respiratory infections to their families

Young mice that expressed high levels of human amyloid - β (but did not have pathological plaques) infected in the brain with Salmonella typhimurium were more likely to survive the infection compared to wild - type mice that did not express the peptide, Tanzi, Moir, and their colleagues found.

Wild, shy, an explorer, loving, not much of a talker, caring, not that much of an out going young man, I'm black: — RRB - I'm interested in any human race, I love thick black woman: — RRB - and I love my music.

It starts, after a strange animated credit sequence which shows our heroines floating in a cave strewn with human remains (so you're in no doubt about what you're getting), with two young aquatic beauties floating in a lake up to their shoulders, looking not unlike the American vamps of John McNaughton's Wild Things.

In most parrot species it is imperative that young birds be hand - fed to be properly trained to step up and acclimated to human touch, however many have noted that even wild Lorikeets seem to be quite friendly toward people and easy to socialize.