Examples of using Foraging in English and their translations into Hindi
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I… I really don't want to be late for the foraging.
Little is known of the foraging or mating behavior of Cylindrophis.
Foraging or digging might be more appropriate terms for catching immobile animals, such as clams.
In recent years, the concept of foraging for wild edible plants has gained popularity.
Foraging laws can present one more obstacle- in some places it's illegal to pick plants from public land.
In this view from the cave, you can see in the lower right some black sheep foraging for scattered vegetation.
When we watch animals foraging for food in nature, we now have to ask,‘Are they visiting the grocery store or are they visiting the pharmacy?
As they set up burners and tables,guests take a lesson in foraging, combing rock pools for natural edibles.
Cerro Dragón, known for its flamingo lagoon, is also located here,and along the trail one may see land iguanas foraging.
As they age, then then graduate to soldiering and foraging tasks, where many end up being killed by predators.
Get here at 7.30am to watch the first feeding at 8am,then watch them spend the afternoon foraging for food in the bay.
She enjoys foraging for unlikely materials, increasing bicycle safety and visibility, and becoming more self-sufficient while lowering her carbon footprint.
By pouring it directly on the colony entrance,it will go a long way in deterring the ants from foraging through your kitchen or bathroom.
Early humans evolved from a species of foraging hominids which were already bipedal,[21] with a brain mass approximately one third of modern humans.
Forested land provides the cover and shelter a deer needs for protection, while open land oftenprovides a wide variety of plant life for foraging.
The results showed flamingo foraging peaked in the evening, meaning this natural timing persisted despite the fact the birds were provided with a complete diet in the daytime.
Safety in numbers could drive the pattern, but an intriguing idea suggests that flocks may form so thatindividuals can share information about foraging.
These regular and rhythmic cycles in thelength of days tell animals when they should be foraging, when they should be asleep, when it's time to migrate and when it's time to breed.
The newborn pups are tended by their mothers for a period of about 10 days,after which time the females start moving back into the waters for foraging purpose.
To save energy when food is scarce, and nightly when not foraging, they go into torpor, a state just like hibernation, slowing metabolic rate to 1/15th of its normal rate.
This species, like most babblers, is not migratory, and has short rounded wings and a weak flight andis usually seen calling and foraging in groups.
To keep energy when food is limited, and nightly when not foraging, they go into dormancy, a state similar to hibernation, slowing metabolic rate to 1/15th of its normal rate.
The mother and pup communication is distinct for each pair and, after a certain stage,the pups start entering the waters with their mother to develop their own foraging skills.
However, it seemed that the cultural and heritage reasons for foraging weren't thought about until there was a threat of either wild stocks declining or new management rules.
A new study published in the journal iScience indicates that when ants are given dopamine,they exhibit increased motivation to leave their nest and to start their foraging activity;
The southernmost region of Sweden is known for growing, farming, foraging and hunting and the municipality of Skåne is forging an international reputation as a place to eat and drink yourself happy.
Food law and policy expert Baylen Linnekin is dedicated to improving America's inconsistent andoften conflicting foraging restrictions- many of which he writes are“wrongheaded and draconian.”.
But this research often does not consider the importance of foraging to individuals, and ignores the work of coastal gatherers who collect different things- seaweed, for example- which may be used for more than just food.