Others serve as important breeding grounds for seabirds and seals.
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Cities can be perfect breeding grounds for disease to spread.
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Flooding in arid areas creates breeding grounds for malaria-carrying mosquitoes.
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They also provide breeding grounds for fish and other sea creatures.
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"Hot and moist areas are breeding grounds for bacteria," she added.
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The new irrigation features soon became breeding grounds for malarial mosquitoes.
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Tax havens are often seen as breeding grounds for criminal activity.
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" Colin Powell once called them breeding grounds for "for fundamentalists and terrorists.
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Birdbaths, flowerpots and clogged gutters all make for excellent mosquito breeding grounds.
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Trilobites Male humpbacks sing songs that are distinctive to their breeding grounds.
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They are fertile breeding grounds for our worst bros and bro-ettes.
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Watch this from VICE: Text messages are also breeding grounds for miscommunication.
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Communities that are cut off, he said, are potential breeding grounds for terrorists.
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During the winter, they'll migrate to warmer breeding grounds in the North Pacific.
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According to Belsito, dressing rooms are breeding grounds for bacteria, lice, and fungus.
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Part of his route would be through shark breeding grounds close to Brazil.
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Warm, still floodwaters always serve as breeding grounds for infectious diseases and mosquitoes.
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Universities were not meant to be "breeding grounds for violence," he told reporters.
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Beyond offering collective catharsis, dancefloors can be potent breeding grounds for political mobilization.
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These efforts include distributing mosquito nets and identifying and eliminating mosquito breeding grounds.
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It is on its way to its breeding grounds in Alaska's wild interior.
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They've become breeding grounds — and killing grounds — for rare, threatened or endangered species.
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And these chemical processes are major breeding grounds for microbial life here on Earth.
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The communal baths, though seemingly hygienic, could also have been breeding grounds for disease.
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Brazil has even enlisted its army to disseminate information and destroy mosquito breeding grounds.
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Unlike the swift parrot's other Tasmanian breeding grounds, Bruny Island has no sugar gliders.
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Activists said the raised railway through the park will affect animals' routes and breeding grounds.
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We learn in email 101 that hyperlinks from unfamiliar senders are breeding grounds for scams.
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Failed states are natural breeding grounds for terrorists who, down the line, could attack America.
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Communities that are isolated and alienated from mainstream society can be breeding grounds of extremism.
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Local and global media instructed people throughout Latin America to remove breeding grounds for mosquitoes.
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No matter where you go in the world, clubs are breeding grounds for sexual assault.
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For years now, microbiologists have spoken out about the germ breeding grounds that are smartphones.
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Doctors have long been concerned that these congested settings are breeding grounds for serious illnesses.
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These types of markets are popular around China and can be breeding grounds for viruses.
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Originally the phrase was used only in those breeding grounds of empire, the public schools.
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Wildlife needs connected landscapes to move to and from their seasonal feeding and breeding grounds.
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History suggests, however, that this turns prisons into breeding grounds for the next generation of militants.
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America's federal prison system and its surrounding culture have been described as 'breeding grounds' for radicalization.
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Most of the towels and sponges we use on the regular are breeding grounds for bacteria.
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Not long after, the "startup studio" was unmasked as the elusive unicorn breeding grounds (think Hims).
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But increased rainfall could bring more breeding grounds for the algae, making a bad situation even worse.
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Some migrants, such as whales, were arriving at the wrong time to feed in traditional breeding grounds.
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Barrels become bacterial breeding grounds where brewers can put selective pressure to get the flavors they want.
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It does not help that sports locker rooms can rival kindergarten classrooms as breeding grounds for illnesses.
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Some birds are arriving at their breeding grounds after the insects they normally feast on have peaked.
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Clogged with toxic waste, Savar's wetlands, canals and streets have become breeding grounds for mosquitoes and disease.
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The new species must have stowed themselves on the fleeing ships, hitching rides to new breeding grounds.
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Cracked floors and broken equipment are ideal breeding grounds for bacteria because they can be difficult to sanitize.
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It's also known for providing incredible breeding grounds for mob violence in India and ethnic cleansing in Myanmar.
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"Uncollected and deteriorating waste products create rich breeding grounds for microorganisms, insects, and other vermin," the ATA wrote.
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The landscape is littered with abandoned houses and discarded tires that are perfect breeding grounds for the insects.
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The guidelines also call on employers to remove standing water from work sites to reduce mosquito breeding grounds.
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Rainy conditions, ample fog, and spongy forest grounds make the sites there ideal breeding grounds for tasty mushrooms.
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Belgian prisons are notoriously dilapidated and overcrowded, and in recent years some have become breeding grounds for extremism.
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But it turns out these body holes are huge breeding grounds for yeast and gunk if not properly cleansed.
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After recovering there, the species flies non-stop again to its breeding grounds in the extreme north of Russia.
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Flooded homes and buildings filled with standing water can become breeding grounds for all sorts of microorganisms, mold included.
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By the same logic, hospitals and other breeding grounds for resistant bugs should prevent infections by practising better hygiene.
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A marine extension of the park includes the Mafui sandbanks which contain colorful reefs and important fish breeding grounds.
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The second are migratory animals such as tuna and swordfish, which travel long distances between feeding and breeding grounds.
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Just about every major city shut down gyms a week ago, because they are breeding grounds for the virus.
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Ask Well Public showers, locker rooms and swimming pools are breeding grounds for the fungi that cause athlete's foot.
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Many of Hubble's most famous photos are of nebulae—clouds of dust and gas that are breeding grounds for stars.
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The storms left behind acres of debris where rainwater can pool, creating ideal breeding grounds for disease-carrying Aedes aegypti.
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However, the pouches can trap food residue as it passes through the colon and become perfect breeding grounds for bacteria.
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The government has banned bottom trawling, selling undersized crustaceans and fishing in tuna breeding grounds to keep its fisheries sustainable.
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The mosquito is still present, its breeding grounds are still plentiful in our backyards and human travel is still frequent.
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On Sunday, Troy University will solidify itself as one of the NFL's unlikeliest breeding grounds for Super Bowl pass rushers.
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In the aftermath of the recent London attacks, Ms. May called platforms like Google and Facebook breeding grounds for terrorism.
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Another reason is the colleges' reputations as breeding grounds of left-wing ideology, virtually guaranteeing protests and news media attention.
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In the South Pacific, a Humpback Whale Karaoke Lounge: Male humpbacks sing songs that are distinctive to their breeding grounds.
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Usually, scavengers like raptors consume carrion and shrink the breeding grounds of demons like E. coli, anthrax, salmonella, and botulism.
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Every summer, millions of the two-toned, goose-sized birds would gather at different breeding grounds across the North Atlantic.
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Doctors' ties have also been shown to be breeding grounds for pathogens in hospitals, where infections can easily be spread.
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They migrate north in April and May from their breeding grounds in Baja California, Mexico to their feeding grounds in Alaska.
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But it said airports should be sprayed to eliminate mosquitoes and their breeding grounds and authorities should consider "disinfection of aircraft".
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The government has a plan to resuscitate the dusky gopher frog by relocating it to some of its historical breeding grounds.
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The organization also travels to communities and helps identify and remove mosquito breeding grounds and teaches citizens how to prevent infection.
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And yet some migratory species, like snow geese in North America, are booming, to the detriment of their Arctic breeding grounds.
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These stockpiles of freshwater provide ideal breeding grounds for the mosquitoes, according to Dr. Bill Reisen, at University of California, Irvine.
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Environmentalists have argued that border barriers are disastrous for ecosystems and wildlife since they disrupt habitats, breeding grounds and migration paths.
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These barrels are ideal breeding grounds for mosquitos, and family water supplies can quickly become welcome habitats for the pesky bloodsuckers.
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Castro announced plans to deploy 220,000 troops in February to distribute educational pamphlets and help scour cities for mosquito breeding grounds.
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Without that shared understanding, the laboratories of democracy, as Justice Louis Brandeis once put it, become breeding grounds for oligarchical rule.
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It's pretty remarkable ... virtually everyone knows, gyms around the country have been shut down because they're breeding grounds for the virus.
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But the awards couldn't catch up to breeding grounds like memes, where some of the year's biggest songs found their audiences.
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The normal public health response to mosquitoes is attack: spray pesticide, eliminate breeding grounds and help people ward off their bites.
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But warming in the Bering Sea from 2014 to 2016 disrupted the ocean food web near the seabirds' island breeding grounds.
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The proposed area includes feeding and breeding grounds for turtles, humpback whales, seals, seahorses and commercial fish species, according to the document.
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Long before Vine and Instagram, sites like Newgrounds, eBaum's World, and of course YouTube were the breeding grounds for viral video legends.
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As if that weren't enough, underwear can harbor E. coli, and kitchen towels are prime breeding grounds for salmonella and other germs.
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Regions with large ethnic-minority populations, such as Tibet, Xinjiang and Inner Mongolia, have long been regarded as breeding grounds for separatists.
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Image: cesc_assawin/ShutterstockBagpipes and other wind instruments produce beautiful music, but they can also be prime breeding grounds for molds and fungi.
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As we know, phones are breeding grounds for bacteria, and your phone might just be the dirtiest thing you touch all day.
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Three enormous dams erected in the Penobscot, starting in the 2000s, changed all that, preventing migratory fish from reaching their breeding grounds.
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Apparently bugs are a regular feature of the Volgograd summer, due to warm air and fertile breeding grounds in the Volga River.
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For the last decade, WCS, Conservation International, the Turtle Survival Alliance and local groups have worked to protect turtle nests and breeding grounds.
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But ill-conceived neighborhood-watch platforms can also be breeding grounds for racial profiling, giving people safe (and poorly moderated) spaces to discriminate.
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While the first installment focused on the penguins' journey to the breeding grounds, The Next Step tells the story of what happens after.
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The foreign ministers of India, China and Russia met on February 27th and agreed to "eradicate the breeding grounds of terrorism and extremism".
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Freak storms that knock over trees, which rot and become breeding grounds for the bugs, have helped multiply their numbers by several magnitudes.
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How can communities organize joint action to reduce breeding grounds, which studies have shown to be an effective way to reduce disease transmission?
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Cleaning Kit, $16.99, available at AmazonPhones are breeding grounds for germs, so a good cleaning kit is both a thoughtful and practical gift.
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When these whales returned to their Baja breeding grounds in early spring this year, they arrived weeks late and were skinnier than usual.
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Because the fungi that cause fungal foot infections thrive in warm damp environments, public showers, locker rooms and swimming pools are breeding grounds.
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Because of fears that marketplaces are breeding grounds for viruses, human hair markets have been temporarily closed, Sylla-Johnson's suppliers have told her.
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Photo: USFWSThe world's oldest wild bird, Wisdom the Laysan albatross, has once again returned to her breeding grounds, and she has laid another egg.
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"Our university campuses are crucial breeding grounds for the broadest range of ideas and opinions," said PEN America CEO Suzanne Nossel in a statement.
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If there's a lot of standing water once the floodwater recedes, mosquitoes that spread West Nile virus and Zika will have ample breeding grounds.
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The jaguar just began to expand its range into the United States from the population's main breeding grounds in the Mexican state of Sonora.
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A gross report published Monday revealed that game consoles and other entertainment devices are perfect breeding grounds for all sorts of bugs, including cockroaches.
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Sale wrote that "the high modern conviction that cities are breeding grounds for alienation and despair" tends to come from male writers and filmmakers.
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These large amounts of fresh, standing water are ideal mosquito breeding grounds and certainly have contributed to the rapid spread of the Zika virus.
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Areas where state and local authorities hold little to no sway, and provide little to no support, are fertile breeding grounds for extremist organizations.
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The stopover strengthens the birds for the long-distance migration to the Canadian Arctic, their breeding grounds, from as far away as southern Chile.
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The refugee camps will be perfect breeding grounds for coronavirusIn the last couple of weeks, however, silence has descended between the islands and Athens.
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The close proximity of shoppers to stall vendors and live and dead animals in wet markets make them prime breeding grounds for zoonotic diseases.
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In a storm, the bioswale fills with water that slowly seeps away; residents say they are swampy mud pits and ripe mosquito breeding grounds.
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The storm is at its peak intensity in a part of the world that is one of the most reliable breeding grounds for powerful typhoons.
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The world faces a range of terrifying crises, from the threat of climate change to terrorist breeding grounds in places like Syria, Iraq and Somalia.
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Many of these slums lack a clean and steady water supply, so people keep buckets filled with water around their homes — ideal mosquito breeding grounds.
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Environmentalists say the plant will pollute the air, destroying mangroves and breeding grounds for five endangered species of marine turtles, fish and other marine life.
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Neither does it particularly matter that Portnoy and his cast of bloggers are largely liberal-leaning dudes from the breeding grounds of the coastal elite.
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Ungoverned and fragile states in the Middle East, Africa, and Central Asia will be exploited by extremists and become breeding grounds for terrorism and disease.
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This increases demands on our men and women in uniform, particularly when these disasters happen in failed states, which can become breeding grounds for extremists.
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"Hotels are breeding grounds for human trade," said Sanee Awsarmmel, chairman of the alumni group of Maharashtra State Institute of Hotel Management and Catering Technology.
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Music festivals are breeding grounds for bad decisions, but today, hoards of partiers use DIY drug-testing kits in an attempt to mitigate potentially poor choices.
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Breeding grounds will be initially washed away by the storm, but in the days following it, water stagnating could lead to a rise in dengue cases.
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So eliminating potential breeding grounds, which can include bird feeders, old tires, flower pots, standing vases, clogged roof gutters, and so on, can immediately curtail populations.
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The country's savannahs and coastal plains—its malarial zone—provide ideal breeding grounds for the insects, whose name derives from the Spanish word for "little fly".
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The wetlands in the Dakotas, fertile breeding grounds for migratory birds like Canada geese and the American bittern, have already been widely drained out for agriculture.
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What's more, as America's culture wars increasingly captured the national debate, people saw cities as centers of vice and crime instead of breeding grounds for leadership.
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Effective mosquito prevention requires a multi-pronged approach in which you remove breeding grounds, kill off adult insects, and deploy products that repel these dangerous pests.
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Visitors are flooding national parks, forcing the closure of Yellowstone National Park and leading to worries that the areas could become breeding grounds for the coronavirus.
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Because the coronavirus spreads via droplets when people are in close contact and is deadliest for people over 210, nursing homes can be dangerous breeding grounds.
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"When we went back to the homes we visited after two months, they didn't have breeding grounds, people were applying chlorine to destroy them," Barragan said.
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"When we went back to the homes we visited after two months, they didn't have breeding grounds, people were applying chlorine to destroy them," Barragan said.
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Mosquito control is poor in India and small puddles of water exist across both rural and urban India, providing perfect breeding grounds for mosquitoes, Mavalankar said.
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They're looking at practices that are clearly breeding grounds for biased policing — like vehicle stops, which are regularly found to produce hugely disproportionate stops of minority drivers.
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WATCHING WHALES AND SHARKS March to May, an estimated 20,000 gray whales migrate north from their breeding grounds off the Baja Peninsula, eventually reaching the Bering Sea.
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A group of National Front members agreed on a "metapolitical" approach, intervening in subcultural milieus like punk and metal to turn them into breeding grounds for fascism.
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But in the decades since, they have marred the conservative country's hotel industry, due to their seedy associations as breeding grounds for illicit activities and extramarital affairs.
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While anonymity and pseudonymity can spur swift growth at fledgling sites, they also create breeding grounds for vitriol-spewing trolls that have made many online environments toxic.
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Just yards from the Miami Beach Convention Center I saw large pools of standing water in a park -- perfect breeding grounds for mosquitoes carrying vector-borne diseases.
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Every year, the North Atlantic right whale migrates from its breeding grounds off the coasts of Florida and Georgia to the waters of New England and Canada.
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According to Jon A. Krosnick, a professor of communication, political science and psychology at Stanford University, many political campaigns are breeding grounds for intense short-lived romances.
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It thrives in marginalized and neglected communities where inadequate infrastructure provides breeding grounds for mosquitos and people have little access to prevention information and health care services.
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The initial emphasis, Eberl explained, was on France, Belgium and Holland — traditionally fertile breeding grounds — as well as markets like Denmark, where his club had strong links.
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Hager sees hotels as breeding grounds for vice and sin, but both Harriet and Sandy jump at the chance to work at one, motivated by a paycheck.
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Major online retailers like Amazon, eBay, Walmart and Facebook have become breeding grounds for resellers who mark up essential goods in hopes of a quick profit, too.
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"The reservoirs behind the dams have been breeding grounds for very toxic blue-green algae, and that has really sickened people," said Stephen Most, a regional historian.
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The plastic covering can be shrink wrapped onto surfaces that are considered common breeding grounds for bacteria like MRSA -- such as door handles, railings and IV stands.
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Simpson's hoping the cod can learn to communicate with one another, so long as humans pipe down on the seas and stay out of traditional cod-breeding grounds.
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Wetland habitats have been polluted by agricultural chemicals and sewage, feeding and breeding grounds have been disturbed, and declining algal blooms mean some populations are starving to death.
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El Niño events influence weather patterns around the world, and can increase rainfall in parts of South America, thereby creating more ideal breeding grounds for Zika-spreading mosquitos.
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Yet time and time again, the free speech issue is framed as an insidious condition of Gen Z student snowflakes, and seemingly, college campuses are their breeding grounds.
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Many slum dwellers store water in buckets and collect rain water in root-top tanks, and water also collects in discarded tyres, making ideal breeding grounds for mosquitoes.
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If the need arises, efforts to eradicate mosquitos can begin, as well as education efforts to limit large-scale breeding grounds, like water or puddles, can be initiated.
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The thick reeds and vital wetlands around its basin provided vast freshwater reserves, breeding grounds for fish, fertile soil for agriculture, and grasslands where farmers grazed their animals.
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These contests served as fertile breeding grounds for viral videos in the adolescence of the internet, birthing early hits like Pink Five and Chad Vader: Day Shift Manager.
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But extremism will find new breeding grounds in countries where sectarian loyalties dominate, where there is no work, where distrust is endemic and the "middle ground" doesn't exist.
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In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, fish were introduced to flooded swimming pools, which had become ideal breeding grounds for mosquitoes that could carry the West Nile Virus.
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He points out that the visa program "admits a disproportionate share of immigrants from terrorist breeding grounds" and establishes a "migration network" where one would not have existed.
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And we were of one mind in thinking that Broadway and its London equivalent, the West End, had become all but irrelevant as breeding grounds for original work.
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Satellites also revealed evidence that the affected birds started resettling at the nearest breeding grounds, the Dawson-Lambton colony, which is located 34 miles south of Halley Bay.
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Prisons across western Europe are already breeding grounds for tuberculosis, according to the World Health Organization, where the rate of infection is 11 times higher than for those outside.
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In the first video, the characters teach children to not let standing water accumulate and to cover bowls and trash containers in an effort to eliminate mosquito breeding grounds.
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A higher number of penguins suggests that more flightless birds are interacting with humans than previously thought, meaning researchers might need to be more vigilant about protecting breeding grounds.
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In Le Pen's view, it is critical to eliminate the "radical element" of society which she says is destroying France's values and stimulating fertile breeding grounds for jihadist recruiters.
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The organization cited the importance of mangroves as breeding grounds for fish that are exploited commercially, as well as an effective way of breaking the destructive force of hurricanes.
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The nature documentary "March of the Penguins" (2005) showcases the beauty of emperor penguins' yearly ritual of courtship, traveling inland from the ocean to visit their ancestral breeding grounds.
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Such short-term rentals are only allowed in designated zones, but many owners and renters operate minpaku residences illegally, and critics have called them breeding grounds for illicit activity.
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While antiterrorism experts consider the countries to be breeding grounds for violent extremism, the Supreme Court's ruling will do nothing to hasten the end of the underlying conflicts there.
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Another annual rite of fall - the migration of birds from their summer breeding grounds to wintering grounds - is underway, but sadly fewer birds are taking the journey this year.
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The singing — which the researchers could also hear through the hulls of their boats — was not quite as loud or lusty as it generally is at the breeding grounds.
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Since August 29, the National Environment Agency in Singapore has screened roughly 5,000 premises out of an estimated 6,000 in the Aljunied Crescent neighborhood to check for mosquito breeding grounds.
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Most animals migrate to some degree, whether it's to travel to breeding grounds at certain times of the year, or to find better living conditions in the event of catastrophes.
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Green groups have fought against drilling in the Great Australian Bight, warning that oil spills in the notoriously rough waters could threaten whale breeding grounds, pristine coastline and fishing towns.
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Mobilizing the public As of August 29, Singapore's MOH had screened roughly 5,000 premises out of an estimated 6,000 in the Aljunied Crescent neighborhood to check for mosquito breeding grounds.
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Health Minister Margarita Guevara has announced an emergency fumigation program targeting mosquito breeding grounds in high risk areas, mainly in low lying regions on the coast and in the Amazon.
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This is when whaling ships started following the whales from their breeding grounds to the east of equatorial South America to their feeding grounds near South Georgia Island and Antarctica.
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Sites of idleness and wasted time like the Czech school are fertile breeding grounds for the habit many of us form in childhood of always being in love with somebody.
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He was first sighted in 2010 off the coast of Florida, then Georgia and then southern New England as he and his mother returned from breeding grounds in the South.
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When combined with stricter commercial fishing regulations and widespread protection of critical shark hotspots like nurseries and breeding grounds, sharks might regain some much-needed breathing room in the Anthropocene.
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But Microsoft wants to sell Surfaces in the here and now, and Windows PCs tend to find themselves part of workstations — usually breeding grounds for accessories with traditional USB-A ports.
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HBCUs have become safe breeding grounds for the Black and wealthy because they are the only ones who can afford to attend them amid meager federal funding opportunities for these institutions.
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But the law's main target was more explicit sites like Backpage — which the feds seized shortly before the bill became law — that were alleged breeding grounds for trafficking and other abuses.
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But one mosquito's pain is another's pleasure, and the mosquitoes that carry dengue, Zika, lymphatic filariasis and other viruses thrive in urban areas and the breeding grounds they offer, Abeku said.
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"There is this idea all-girls schools are breeding grounds for homosexual behavior," Dr. William Bukowski, chief researcher in Concordia University's study of gender roles in all-girls schools, tells Broadly.
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Right now, these outbreaks are still largely contained to suitable breeding grounds like hospitals and prisons, and the most common victims tend to be people whose immune systems are already compromised.
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Just as stagnant water and climate change provide breeding grounds for mosquitoes to transmit malaria, so do our homes and cities and neighborhoods fuel the disquiet of a perceived solitary existence.
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The two areas most commonly cited as potential breeding grounds for the next black swan event are China and the uncertain outcomes of the ultraloose monetary policies in developed world markets.
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Researchers say what was once the world's second-largest colony of emperor penguins has "now all but disappeared" after changes in sea-ice conditions made their typical breeding grounds highly unstable.
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Along with preventive measures to prevent puddles and other possible mosquito breeding grounds around venues and tourist sites, authorities are asking athletes and visitors to use insect repellent and protective clothing.
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In cities from Baltimore to Phoenix, vacant houses attract crime, serve as breeding grounds for rats and dumping grounds for trash, strain fire and police services, and gut local property values.
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Now, as residents use buckets, bottles, and whatever they can find to gather rainwater for bathing and even drinking, they're creating the perfect breeding grounds for mosquitoes that spread debilitating diseases.
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Common sense tells us that in addition to having a realistic view of immigration, we should address the breeding grounds of hatred that we have allowed to fester within our own nation.
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Gray whales, the most frequently spotted whales in California according to the Marine Mammal Center, migrate north towards Alaska this time of year from their breeding grounds off the Mexican Pacific coast.
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Neighborhood targeting: Areas with high populations of the Asian tiger mosquito are being targeted: the city is eliminating standing water that provides breeding grounds and applying pesticides to kill larvae and adults.
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Though these lawsuits are unlikely to hold up in court, they do show the desire to blame the sites for being breeding grounds for terrorist attacks that may not have otherwise occurred.
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Many of the wealth management, insurance and financial planning units divested by big Australian banks in recent years were profitable but breeding grounds for unethical behavior, exposed in part by the inquiry.
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Green groups want the regulator to bar Equinor from drilling in the Bight, concerned that oil spills in the extremely rough waters could threaten whale breeding grounds, fishing areas and pristine coastlines.
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NBC News called Houston a "Zika Virus Hotspot" last week, thanks to the abundance of abandoned old tires, which, after a heavy rain, serve as perfect breeding grounds for the nasty critters.
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Under pressure, Mr. Trump amended his approach to saying he would temporarily ban immigration from countries that have been breeding grounds for terrorism; he seemed to have Afghanistan and Pakistan in mind.
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Deep-sea vents are breeding grounds for chemosynthetic bacteria, which get their energy from chemical reactions, feeding trenches that teem with life: ghostly, translucent snailfish; grazing sea cucumbers; writhing, prawn-like amphipods.
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Traditionally, ornithologists caught a bird at its summer breeding grounds, put an identifying band on its leg, and then waited for someone to spot it wherever it ended up for the winter.
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Specifically, humpbacks tend to gather near Raoul Island, about 700 miles from New Zealand, on their way from breeding grounds in Tonga and New Caledonia to feeding grounds in the Antarctic Ocean.
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Scientists have also discovered that whales remix some of their songs to incorporate bits of music associated with other breeding grounds, which may explain why the songs evolve from year to year.
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While other social media platforms have already proven themselves to be ripe breeding grounds for the bottled political frustrations of a new generation of dissenting voices, college meme groups offer something unique.
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Acoustic analysis of the songs told the researchers that the singing whales were from a number of different breeding grounds, a conclusion bolstered by photo identification as well as later genetic testing.
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Officials talk of a Northern Ireland-style peace and disarmament process, plus state regulation of the 32,000 madrasas, or Islamic schools, in the country that can easily become breeding grounds for militants.
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"Dr. Hadley King, a board certified dermatologist in New York, told BuzzFeed News that old and aging beauty products that have been opened can be "great breeding grounds for bacteria, yeast, and molds.
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And if one is operating under the notion that Christian extremists can operate vaccine-free plague breeding grounds, surely a historically marginalized Native community should be allowed merely to teach its own history.
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The Aedes aegypti mosquito rarely flies more than a few blocks, so their mission was to destroy breeding grounds near the houses of people suspected to have been infected with the Zika virus.
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The best mosquito repellent products you can buyEffective mosquito prevention requires a multi-pronged approach in which you remove breeding grounds, kill off adult insects, and deploy products that repel these dangerous pests.
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Unemployment in many suburbs is more than twice the national average of just under 10 percent, and some suburbs are also breeding grounds for homegrown jihadists, a point Mr. Macron mentioned on Tuesday.
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It may have been easier for the humpbacks to recover than the bigger fin and blue whales because the humpbacks mature faster,have a short period between pregnancies, and have centralized breeding grounds.
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In the administration's written filings and during arguments Tuesday, the federal government argued that the order was neutral with respect to religion and rightly focused on countries that have been breeding grounds for terrorism.
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Sacramento, California offers a stark contrast to doom metal's traditional breeding grounds, like the corners of England that seem to be perpetually shrouded in medieval darkness, or the dour, rain-soaked, mountainous Pacific Northwest.
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While there are several fringe networks known as breeding grounds for neo-Nazis and white extremists, many of the top proponents of those attitudes maintain profiles on top social networks like Facebook and Twitter.
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This spring 50m waterbirds will move from their winter homes in South-East Asia, Australia and New Zealand to their breeding grounds in Russia, Mongolia, northern China, the Korean peninsula, Japan and even Alaska.
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The virus' spread may have been aided by El Niño-related heavy rains and flooding in parts of Brazil, since standing water makes for ideal breeding grounds for the virus-carrying Aedes aegypti mosquito.
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Prisons are often regarded as potential breeding grounds for would-be terrorists, particularly for young offenders serving sentences for crimes unrelated to terrorism but who nonetheless fall under the spell of older, charismatic inmates.
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And while more cheap beer is probably the last thing that most college students need, univeristies are also breeding grounds for innovation, so why not push the boundaries of alcohol production while you're studying?
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With fresh information on the birds' weight and health, the scientists will be able to judge whether these species are getting enough food to reach their breeding grounds, and whether their populations are stable.
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Mr. Fund suspects that "leftists have known for a long time that America's voter-registration lists are breeding grounds for potential fraud" but resisted any real investigations into the problem under the Obama administration.
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This is because they are eaten raw and, unlike other fresh produce, need to grow in warm and humid environments — the ideal breeding grounds for dangerous bacteria such as salmonella, listeria, and E. coli.
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The reversal, which was published in the official gazette on Wednesday, was a victory for fishermen and environmentalists who said that exploration and drilling would have put important fisheries and whale breeding grounds at risk.
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Cities may be seen not as economic engines of the nation but as teeming dens of crime, breeding grounds of radicalization, ghettos where drug use is the norm, and where "normal Americans" have no place.
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Singapore deployed about 200 NEA officers to clean drains and spray insecticide in the mainly residential area early on Sunday to counter mosquito breeding grounds, and volunteers and contractors handed out leaflets and insect repellent.
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The spread of the deadly viral disease is attributed to heavy monsoon rains, piles of rain-soaked garbage, standing pools of water and other mosquito larvae breeding grounds, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
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The bird migration season in the Philippines usually starts around September, with the birds returning to their breeding grounds the following March, Mundita Lim, director of the Biodiversity Management Bureau (BMB), said in an advisory.
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The neighborhood does not have running water, so residents depend on tanker trucks that visit the area once every week to fill buckets and barrels that then turn into potential breeding grounds for the mosquitos.
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Health officials say that college students' close quarters, and their status as the age group least likely to be vaccinated, leave their campuses vulnerable as breeding grounds for the current measles outbreak, the L.A. Times reports.
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Their birthplace, Kamfers Dam in the Northern Cape, is one of only three breeding grounds for the famously pink birds in Southern Africa, the other two being in Namibia and Botswana, according to researcher Katta Ludynia.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Peruvian President Martin Vizcarra's government is planning to create an ocean reserve in the first quarter to protect feeding and breeding grounds for humpback whales and other marine species, the environment minister said on Monday.
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In the United States, they've become breeding grounds for E. coli; in China, poultry farms have grown so large they've created many opportunities for interactions with wild waterfowl, which can lead to new strains of the flu.
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In the past two decades, a fertile artistic scene has transformed into a much-mythologized industry, with bustling theaters and training centers that serve as breeding grounds for the next Bill Murray, Chris Farley or Kate McKinnon.
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In the past year, Barragan has helped fellow residents identify and destroy mosquito breeding grounds - from water stored in containers and buckets in homes to puddles of water, rubbish and discarded tyres in city streets and parks.
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Humpback whales from the South Pacific tend to stop there for a few days on their way from various breeding grounds in places like Tonga and New Caledonia to their feeding ground in the ocean near Antarctica.
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In the past year, Barragan has helped fellow residents identify and destroy mosquito breeding grounds - from water stored in containers and buckets in homes to puddles of water, rubbish and discarded tyres in city streets and parks.
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Forums like these, on top of solidifying communities around toxic ideologies, are also breeding grounds for many of the memes and viral content that are then distributed to the larger social networks, like Reddit, Twitter and Facebook.
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Protected since the late 1970s, this is the largest carbon sink in Asia, one of the largest mangrove forests in the world, and the special refuge and breeding grounds of the Bengal Tiger and many other endangered species.
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Yet instead of insecticide and repellent, the troops were armed with wads of fliers that instruct residents how to reduce the breeding grounds for Aedes aegypti, the mosquito that transmits Zika, dengue fever and a close cousin, chikungunya.
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The lake is likely to shrink slowly, reducing breeding grounds for fish, and become too salty for fish to survive and too toxic for people and animals to drink, possibly triggering conflict and overcrowding, she said on Monday.
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Humpback whales, those massive filter feeders reportedly plotting to take over the world, migrate thousands of miles in order to rear their young, from high latitude feeding grounds in the Arctic and Antarctic to warm, tropical breeding grounds.
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It's certainly true that the internet is a more dangerous place than it was a few years ago, and home networks, with all kinds of random gadgets connected to them, are potential breeding grounds for things like botnets.
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The insects have in fact benefited from human conflicts, and some of their most fertile breeding grounds have been in war zones — in Yemen, Somalia, the Indian-Pakistan border — where fighting between people has complicated fighting against locusts.
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In the poor, violent neighborhood of López Arellano in Choloma, Dr. Nolasco's teams were blocked for months by gang members from getting into certain areas and were unable to survey for mosquito breeding grounds, educate residents or fumigate.
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Efforts to combat Zika are focused on protecting people from being bitten and on eradicating mosquitoes, a tough task in many parts of Latin America, where people live in poverty and there are plentiful breeding grounds for the insect.
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A tropical climate, dense cities, poor sanitation and slipshod construction provided ideal conditions for mosquito breeding grounds and the spread of the Zika virus in Brazil's northeast, across the country and to more than 20 others throughout the Americas.
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But if you live in city that's a reconstituted swamp, as I do, or you live in a state of 12,000 breeding grounds, as I USED to, then I think the weather guy can talk in generalities about it.
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The authors suggested that the shrinking body sizes are a response to climate warming, with temperatures at the birds' summer breeding grounds north of Chicago increasing roughly 1 degree Celsius (1.8 degrees Fahrenheit) over the course of the study.
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Though there's no historical documentation of sea lions in this region, a small percentage learned where to go, specifically the dams and waterfalls where Chinook salmon and steelhead trout, which race the same rivers to reach their breeding grounds, collect.
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We do not want these fragile nations turning into failed nations, and failed nations turn into breeding grounds for other things that the international community has a hard time coping with, as we've seen in Afghanistan for the past 15 years.
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While some are repurposed, the process is difficult and costly, so most are sent to dumps and landfills, often piled up and serving as breeding grounds for mosquitoes and other insects, occasionally catching fire and creating toxic plumes of smoke.
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Once these were made, Bouganim went to a series of sites that are not only breeding grounds for sexual harassment, but are also places where the artist herself has been sexually harassed before, to enact the performative aspect of her project.
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But the high density of Aedes aegypti mosquitoes, benefiting from a muggy climate and ideal breeding grounds in poor urban areas, like discarded buckets, plastic bottles and old tires partly filled with rainwater, means the provinces could be at risk, experts say.
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Hawaii County Mayor Billy Kenoi declared the state of emergency on Monday, facilitating efforts to reduce mosquito populations on the island, such as disposing of old tires in landfills (unused tires tend to collect water, which mosquitoes use as their breeding grounds).
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - Favorable weather conditions at breeding grounds for monarch butterflies in Mexico are expected to help raise their numbers to possibly more than 100 million this year, about triple of a few years ago, a study released on Thursday said.
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Shift in focus to obscure platforms: Facebook and Twitter have sucked up most of the attention since 2016, but fringe sites like 4chan and 8chan, plus niche blogs and pages, are breeding grounds for misinformation, and largely outside the public eye. 5.
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"Zika will spread even faster in Malaysia than Singapore because our Aedes volume is so much higher and the breeding grounds are enormous," said Amar Singh, head of the paediatric department at Hospital Raja Permaisuri Bainun in the Malaysian town of Ipoh.
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Everyone knew the symptoms of malaria and the location of mosquito breeding grounds, and had great ideas about how to get rid of them, but none knew what a malarial mosquito looked like and how it could be distinguished from others, he said.
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Dr. Sladen and Mr. Lishman found that orphaned birds whose parents were unable to teach them to fly could be guided from breeding grounds to winter refuges, and would remember how to get home and to make the round trip the next year.
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And the extreme weather events that are becoming more common with climate change—particularly heavy flooding—also create more breeding grounds for mosquitoes carrying EEE, as well as more chances for people living near swampy bodies of freshwater to bump into them.
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As my colleague Allie Conti wrote in November, congressional offices are potential breeding grounds for inappropriate behavior, and the mechanism for complaints is hardly designed to help victims: Here is a list of representatives and senators who have been accused of sexual misconduct.
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For the past two years, Spanish citizens have been using an app dubbed 'Mosquito Alert' to report sightings and breeding grounds of Aedes albopictus, or Tiger mosquito, a species from Southeast Asia that made its way to Europe roughly a decade ago.
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"It is an area of spectacular and scenic landscapes encapsulated within a small land area, and provides important breeding grounds for colonies of seabirds as well as significant natural habitat for the conservation of threatened species," UNESCO says of the island on its site.
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Recently, however, cooler-than-normal temperatures during the southern hemisphere winter, coupled with efforts to eliminate breeding grounds for the mosquitoes that spread Zika, have cut infections by about 90 percent from a February peak, when more than 16,000 cases were reported in one week.
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While the Halley Bay colony has almost disappeared, the nearby Dawson Lambton colony has increased more than tenfold, from around 2,000 to almost 15,000 breeding pairs, indicating that many of the adult emperors have moved there, seeking better breeding grounds as environmental conditions have changed.
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Dr. Jukka Salmela from the Provincial Museum of Lapland told The Associated Press on Wednesday that the typical breeding grounds for mosquitoes such as shallow ponds and other damp areas have dried up in the heat wave, resulting in fewer of them flying around.
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That's easier said than done, of course, but you might have more options that you think: Wear long sleeves, use EPA-registered insect repellent, and get rid of (or stay away from) any standing pools of water, which are fertile breeding grounds for mosquitoes.
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Because of their size, humpback whales don't have to worry about predators, including killer whales, and will come to the rescue when another is attacked (since this species goes to the same breeding grounds every year, they're very likely to run into relatives along their route).
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Feels bad, man As the meme proliferated in venues such as 4chan, 8chan and Reddit, criticized as a breeding grounds for all manner of inflammatory imagery, a subset of Pepe memes came into being that centered on racist, anti-Semitic or other bigoted themes, the ADL said.
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To step up its fight against the mosquito, Brazil has deployed thousands of municipal, state and federal workers, including soldiers, to scour cities for mosquito breeding grounds, fumigate and educate residents on the dangers of still and stagnant water, where the female insects lay their eggs.
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If you work out in a gym, all the equipment you use is being used by similarly sweaty people; even if wiped down in accordance with gym policies, workout facilities can be breeding grounds for microbial growth and the spread of potentially harmful strains of bacteria.
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In addition to finding out about how many microorganisms live in their mouths, on their skin and in their feces, visitors will discover that everything from sewing needles, toothbrushes and sink sponges are perfect breeding grounds for E. coli and other bacteria that become unseen roommates.
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Read more: Facebook has been accused of failing to shut down groups incentivizing people to write fake Amazon reviewsThe changes are being made amid growing concerns about how hidden Facebook groups are becoming breeding grounds for inappropriate content, misinformation, and communities that could be radicalizing users.
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To most in France, though, it is in the northern swath of the banlieues, a label that is both a euphemism and a stigma: places with large, working-class, nonwhite communities, synonymous with riots and social strife, thought of as breeding grounds for crime and terrorism.
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After decades of analyzing the singing of South Pacific whales — one of 14 known humpback populations globally — scientists from the South Pacific Whale Research Consortium noticed that these changes weren't random: Whales were remixing their songs to incorporate bits of music associated with other breeding grounds.
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Other drone missions, like conducting geological surveys, studying habitats and monitoring the breeding grounds of the sage grouse, an imperiled ground-nesting bird that is found across millions of acres of oil- and gas-rich sagebrush lands, will be conducted by airplane or helicopter, the official said.
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Heavy rains, combined with a lack of adequate drainage, have caused a massive increase in the number of pools of stagnant water and the amount of rain-soaked waste – ideal breeding grounds for mosquitoes, said Novil Wijesekara, a consultant health official with the Sri Lanka Red Cross Society.
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We can do this by empowering the agency to provide the staff and seed money necessary to introduce the social and economic benefits of partnerships with the private sector and the U.S. military in the growing list of fragile states which may otherwise serve as breeding grounds for conflict.
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Even in our own solar system, we expected the moons of Jupiter and Saturn were merely dead lumps of rock or frozen snowballs, whereas we now understand that several have warm oceans underneath a coating of ice — ideal potential breeding grounds for what may be independent forms of life.
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The Great Australian Bight project has been condemned by environmental groups who say it would damage whale and sea lion breeding grounds, but BP's withdrawal can only be viewed as a partial victory for campaigners because the company and a number of others still hold exploration permits for the area.
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In the aftermath of the devastation of buildings and infrastructure and the toxic marinade of floodwaters by Hurricanes Harvey and Irma, Mother Nature is literally hatching another hazard: disease-carrying mosquitoes that will find new breeding grounds in the innumerable pools of standing water from torrential rains and storm surges.
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TC: A lot of people have been talking this week about a New York Times piece that seemed to offer a glimmer of hope that blockchain platforms will move us beyond the internet as we know it today and away from the few large tech companies that also happen to be breeding grounds for disinformation.
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Their mission, which has not been made public, is not to rebuild damaged cities and towns but to help Syrians return home by organizing efforts to clear roadside bombs left behind by the Islamic State and to restore electricity and access to clean water, in part to prevent the areas from becoming breeding grounds for militants.
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Humans might be able to sense the earth's magnetic field, even if we're not conscious of it The earth has a magnetic field that animals can use for navigation—they can detect its intensity and direction across the surface of the earth and use it to go north or south during long-distance migrations, home to their nests, or finding breeding grounds.
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To help efforts to reduce the number of mosquitoes that spread the virus, the WHO's Pan American Health Organization is rolling out a public service announcement campaign aimed at kids, featuring cartoon characters like the Powerpuff Girls: The ads, which are currently running on the Cartoon Network's Latin America channels, encourage kids to dump out pools of standing water to eliminate breeding grounds for mosquitoes and also give tips for avoiding mosquito bites, such as wearing long sleeves.
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Here are our picks for the best hydration packs you can buy:Best hydration pack overall: Osprey Skarab 18Best hydration pack for runners: CamelBak HydroBakBest hydration pack for day hikes: Platypus Duthie A.M. 10.0Best hydration pack for cycling: Gelindo Insulated Hydration PackBest hydration pack for commuting: Gregory Inertia 30The best mosquito repellent products you can buyEffective mosquito prevention requires a multi-pronged approach in which you remove breeding grounds, kill off adult insects, and deploy products that repel these dangerous pests.
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As historian James Mohr, who authored a book on the 1899 outbreak of the bubonic plague in Honolulu, Hawaii, wrote recently for Oxford University Press's blog: Since the early victims were Chinese, ugly cries arose for the destruction of all Asian neighborhoods on the pretext that they seemed to be breeding grounds for plague; blaming victims and increased hostility toward minorities had been hallmarks of health-related panics since ancient times Local officials did resist the mob mentality, but their good intentions still went awry.
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The best fire starter you can buyBest fire starter overall:Überleben Zünden Bushcraft Ferro Rod Fire StarterBest fire starter for ease of use:Zippo Emergency Fire KitBest fire starter on a budget:SE FS374 All-Weather Emergency Fire Starter & Magnesium Fuel BarBest fire starter for foul weather:UST Blastmatch Fire StarterBest solar fire starter:Cz Garden Supply Fresnel Lens Fire StarterThe best mosquito repellent products you can buyEffective mosquito prevention requires a multi-pronged approach in which you remove breeding grounds, kill off adult insects, and deploy products that repel these dangerous pests.
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Here are our picks for the best fire starter you can buy:Best fire starter overall: Überleben Zünden Bushcraft Ferro Rod Fire StarterBest fire starter for ease of use: Zippo Emergency Fire KitBest fire starter on a budget: SE FS374 All-Weather Emergency Fire Starter & Magnesium Fuel BarBest fire starter for foul weather: UST Blastmatch Fire StarterBest solar fire starter: Cz Garden Supply Fresnel Lens Fire StarterThe best mosquito repellent products you can buyEffective mosquito prevention requires a multi-pronged approach in which you remove breeding grounds, kill off adult insects, and deploy products that repel these dangerous pests.
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