Sentences with phrase «with krill»

It's not a leaky yellow submarine with krill - proof screen doors like Hard Working Realtor scuppers... I mean... skippers, but it is mine.

«When we injected seawater scented with krill into the tank, the anchovies responded as if they were searching for food — which in this case was not there.

The waters are rich with krill and the whales stop to feed.

The humpbacks nearshore Moss Landing seem to be feeding on mostly anchovies while the humpbacks further out are filling their bellies with krill.

«We blend it with krill, peas, lentils, chickpeas and other essential ingredients to provide a hearty, healthy meal for your adult dog.»

Grizzly Joint Aid is a synergistic combination of glucosamine, chondroitin, MSM and hyaluronic acid, carefully blended with krill oil to enhance absorption of the other active joint ingredients.

Human Quality Cat Foods are available in seven flavors: Big Kahuna with Crab and Tilapia; Aloha Tuna with Seaweed and Crab; Shrimp Daddy with Tuna and Salmon; Bimini Brunch with Krill and Egg; Caribbean Club with Chicken and Cheese; Chicken and Pumpkin Samba; and Captain's Catch with Sardine and Mackerel.

Proprietary patented ingredients such as Natural Egg Membrane (NEM ®) and Hyperimmunized Egg along with Krill Oil have made the Prudence supplement line unmatched in its results.

Then, specific research with krill oil compared a daily dosage of 2 g krill oil for one month, following by 2 g daily for eight days prior to menstruation, and the two days during menses for another two months, to 2 g of fish oil in 70 women with PMS.

A clinical trial involving elderly men that supplemented with krill oil resulted in enhanced working memory function.

And after just seven days of treatment with krill oil, the treatment group reduced their mean CRP by 19.3 percent, compared to an increase of 15.7 percent observed in the placebo group.

No adverse events were reported during the entire treatment period with Krill Oil.

By increasing your intake of fatty fish, shellfish, or supplementing with a Krill Oil supplement, you might increase your dietary intake of Astaxanthin.

Your immune system is bolstered with krill oil.

With krill oil, your brain function can improve due to the better delivery of DHA and Omega - 3s from the krill oil.

I get my omega - 3s from dietary sources as much as possible and also supplement with Krill Oil to keep the ratio in balance.

When this value was multiplied by the mean layer thickness and aggregation area estimated from the ADCP backscatter data, we estimated a total biomass of 2.0 million tons with krill comprising an estimated 88.4 % of the total acoustic backscatter.

When we injected seawater scented with krill into the tank, the anchovies responded as if they were searching for food — which in this case was not there.

Not exact matches

One such concept targets joint - health flexibility, incorporating the company's leading UC - II ® ingredient, a patented clinically proven undenatured type II collagen, with further joint - health ingredients, such as krill oil and fish oil for enhanced benefits.

The town supports this transient economy with museums, hotels, arts and crafts shops, a little nightlife and restaurants which serve everything from local cuisine to the weirdly alien — beaver, a type of llama called guanaco, and krill — the microscopic shellfish that is whale chow.

Marine Biologist Carol «Krill» Carson, founder of the New England Coastal Wildlife Alliance who sent the EPA a letter of support for the project, said «there's really not that many people who are willing to be out there in uncomfortable conditions, day, and night, with such passion and dedication and love for these animals.»

The animals feed by lunging into swarms of krill and trapping the creatures with the baleen combs that line their mouths.

But one afternoon, the whales all converged on one place where there was a really high density of prey — a 40 - meter - thick swath of water with 107 grams of krill per cubic meter, as opposed to the average density of 66 grams per cubic meter, Cade reported at the meeting.

«As krill stock started to decline dramatically with the lack of sea ice in the late 1980s, so did the survival of these young,» said Trivelpiece, whose work will be published online this week by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Data from banded birds eventually revealed that the rise and fall of both penguin species tracked, roughly, with the amount of krill in nearby waters.

As they strike, their mouths fill with huge volumes of water, including lots of krill.

The steady disappearance of sea ice also has led to an apparent reduction in the prime source of food for Adélies — Antarctic krill, the shrimplike zooplankton whose life history is intertwined with sea ice.

Small ocean dwellers like krill don't idly go with the flow.

The occasional genetic interchange between populations also seemed to correlate with feeding grounds with high densities of krill, places where whales from different populations are likely to move vast distances and come into contact with other populations.

It propels itself through the water with its wings to scoop up krill and plankton, but it also flies — laboriously.

Ainley says that the decline of this large, slow - growing, bottom - dwelling fish has knocked the Antarctic ecosystem out of whack and resulted in killer whales dropping in numbers, whereas silverfish have increased in abundance to compete with penguins and whales for crystal krill.

With fewer whales eating them, for instance, you would expect there to be far more krill in the Southern Ocean, but strangely there seems to be a lot less than before.

The researchers discovered a smaller but equally dense krill swarm in a nearby bay along with more humpbacks.

Meanwhile, the high - frequency waves, whose strength falls off rapidly with distance, help a krill keep the proper distance from its neighbors — close, but not so close as to drift into their wake.

The tags, which travel with the animal on its descent to the clouds of shrimplike krill, measure the animal's speed, depth, orientation and the number of times it beats its tail; they then pop off and float to the surface, ready to be retrieved by pursuing biologists.

The tagged minkes also gulped down a remarkable number of mouthfuls of krill per dive compared with other baleen whales, which all catch prey using a behavior known as lunge feeding.

Research shows that humpback diets reflect their surroundings, with the truck - sized whales filter - feeding on vast amounts of krill when cold upwelling waters prevail, but switching to schooling fish such as anchovies when warmer waters take over and the fish grow abundant.

In the early life stages krill require deep water with low acidity and a narrow range of temperatures for their eggs to successfully hatch and develop.

She found that the krill — whose diets consist primarily of algae — caught in the ice - related zones with high concentrations of IPSO25 and HBI III were remarkably healthy compared with their peers.

Although there is evidence that warming seas pose a threat to Antarctic krill habitats the team of researchers believe this can be mitigated with effective fisheries management systems in place.

New mapping of blue whale feeding areas off Northern California show that the areas, which include high densities of krill, also overlap with busy San Francisco shipping lanes.

In addition to analyzing what anchovies did when they detected these odors, we also filmed their anchovies» behavior while feeding on krill and when they were presented with control treatments of unscented seawater.

To compare how anchovies responded to the scents of krill and plastic, we hung a specially designed apparatus with a GoPro camera attached over their tank to film the school's behavior from above.

Individual krill sampled with the MOCNESS were 4.2 ± 0.6 (SD) cm in length and contributed > 99 % of the biomass in net samples taken within the super-aggregation.

For the EK - 60 estimates, we used the inverse method to estimate biomass using 38 and 120 kHz echosounders with measured krill size and distorted - wave born approximation (DWBA) modeled target strength estimates [19].

With this increase in the persistence of open water and thus the availability of prey, the whales we recorded in Wilhelmina Bay could potentially consume an additional 3,225 — 7,224 tons of krill (0.16 — 0.36 % of the total biomass) during this period (Table 1).

The eddy margins were nearly coincident with the spatial limits of the krill aggregation (Figure 1a, b).

Super-aggregations of krill with densities greater than 1000 individuals / m3 and horizontal scales of 100s of meters to several kilometres have been reported in the past [1], [2].

Around the Antarctic Peninsula, Santora et al. [11] found fin and humpback whales were associated with different age classes of krill in the South Shetland Islands in summer months.

ASOC works to ensure that the krill fishery does not conflict with the needs of the many Antarctic creatures that depend upon it for survival.