But this is the first time that a parasitic plant feeding on a parasitic insect feeding on a host plant has been reported, said Dr. Egan.
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Maggots and other insects feeding on honey in the hive.
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These tiny larvae are briefly arboreal, feeding on tree fluids.
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People in bad shape, feeding on them won't be so rewarding.
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Others control the populations of certain invertebrates by feeding on them.
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The tunnel bugs, they confirmed, preferred feeding on mammals over birds.
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He believes that feeding on blood helps to boost his health.
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It is a carnivore, feeding on invertebrates, lizards and small mammals.
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Some species may switch to feeding on the host's own mucus.
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She waits, feeding on less fortunate prisoners conspicuously dropped into her domain.
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The dickhead butterfliles intentionally keep the ants from feeding on this nectar.
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It's feeding on itself, becoming a virtuous cycle, enticing more people in.
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A blood-engorged female Aedes albopictus mosquito feeding on a human host.
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Its beach is overrun with stray dogs and crows feeding on garbage.
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"It's a lot of people feeding on the same carcass," he said.
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Image: Per Fauchald Caribou are herbivores, feeding on grass, herbs and lichen.
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Canada's dreamy prime minister, took a stand for public breast-feeding on Twitter.
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Typically, they&aposre gentle creatures, feeding on krill, plankton and other small fish.
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They&aposre pretty harmless, mainly feeding on crayfish, molluscs, worms and other bugs.
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"The eagles had been feeding on a red fox carcass," the release said.
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Fund money poured into the market, feeding on and accelerating the upwards momentum.
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The poor are in the back, feeding on scraps and fighting to live.
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These geckos are nocturnal animals, feeding on insects deep in Madagascar's forest growth.
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Out in Oregon and Washington, it has begun feeding on hazelnuts and berries.
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Far-right groups are an opportunistic infection, feeding on a weakened body politic.
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Once the larva hatches, it begins feeding on the spider's blood, steadily growing bigger.
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Vic tangles with Manx, who seems to be feeding on the children he steals.
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It remains there for up to a month, feeding on blood and body fluids.
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Eight very rotund tiger sharks were taking turns feeding on the oily white carcass.
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Since then, the polarization over Guantánamo, often feeding on inaccuracies, has grown only deeper.
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Q&A They don't need sunlight because they are busy feeding on other organisms.
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"The more we look, the more animals are feeding on jellyfish," said Dr. Doyle.
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Sea turtles swam beside hundreds of reef fish, feeding on the rich coral below.
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Mr. Henry, though, is parasitic, feeding on the vulnerabilities offered to him so gamely.
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"You can't be feeding on the street," Marbut told NPR in a 2014 interview.
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That shot of the piglets feeding on a swollen, bloated momma pig is very gross.
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Twice, female mantids were observed feeding on a bird while also mating with a male.
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The squid was thought to be feeding on grenadier fish in Australia's cold winter waters.
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When he got home, he discovered hundreds of larval-stage ticks feeding on his ankles.
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They were found feeding on horses, dogs, deer, a calf, a sheep and an opossum.
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Life feels like a fiction, Or just an addiction, While feeding on each daily crisis.
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Several of the rabbits were already awake and feeding on the edge of the wood.
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A flip side of scams feeding on people's largess are those that offer unexpected windfalls.
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When Ophiocordyceps is finished feeding on its host, the fungal cells gather inside the ant's body.
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"The first path is feeding on people's fears and driving us into a ditch," Kasich said.
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We saw about 25 individuals and we have footage of them feeding on a Sevengill Shark!
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The fungus had to be feeding on something, after all, probably algae, lichens, or microbial organisms.
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Seahawk and Super Stallion helicopters leap and land like gigantic insects, feeding on the mother ship.
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This weekend, however, there was no such lapse, and he found himself feeding on insubstantial scraps.
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Now there's even a brown algae that's feeding on the carrion from the other two algae.
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A caricature of Hillary Clinton, for instance, seemed to obscure her entirely, feeding on her silence.
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When after a week, Jasleen began feeding on her own, Ms. Jimenez was awash with relief.
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All this, in other words, is a community approach to a plague feeding on our isolation.
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They grow as filaments, feeding on iron compounds and creating tube-shaped cavities in the sediment.
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Inside, they find two feral children feeding on a sow, like Romulus and Remus with the wolf.
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Teeming masses of shorebirds fuel their northward migration along the Atlantic Flyway by feeding on crab eggs.
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Jonas had long surrounded himself with younger people, describing himself as a "vampire" feeding on their energy.
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A very tiny cnidarian, a jellyfish known as Aegina, is seen feeding on the polyps of bamboo corals.
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The deer are the only large herbivore in the Keys, feeding on more than 100 different native plants.
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Animal welfare experts, think that the birds' inebriated state may be the result of feeding on brewery waste.
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Well, you can play as a cold-blooded killer, maximizing your XP by feeding on loads of people.
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Birds may be happy feeding on only seeds and hummingbirds on just nectar, but we humans are omnivores.
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The once powerful engine of capitalism has been nationalized by the Obama bureaucracies feeding on fines and fees.
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Transnational terror groups such as ISIS, Ansar al-Sham and al Qaeda are feeding on the power vacuums.
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Endoliths are often able to survive in inhospitable conditions by feeding on minerals like iron, potassium, and sulfur.
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Back then, his cattle could fill their bellies in just an hour or two feeding on thick grasses.
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Today, fungi that sprout tendrils can grow to huge sizes by feeding on vast amounts of plant matter.
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From the Orient the world has inherited a civilization upending event, this coronavirus feeding on the human strain.
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The discovery of the excrement is believed to be the first case of gastropods feeding on the rust.
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It's particularly important that the stuff doesn't degrade aerobically—that is, bacteria feeding on it and consuming oxygen.
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In 2008, staff members at a hatchery filmed a humpback whale feeding on salmon they had just released.
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Plants also actively defend themselves against insects and other larger herbivores which make their own living feeding on plants.
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Maggots and other insects are feeding on the honey and the baby bees who are still in the hives.
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The company says the bacteria feeds on the emissions, rather than feeding on sugar or corn, to generate ethanol.
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Users simply keep tabs on the cam, and grab their best snapshot when there's a feeding on the nest.
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The insects then began feeding on each other, something herbivorous insects do often when food is poor or limited.
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According to KHOU, Marranda Ganucheau of Pearland, Texas found slimy, Demogorgon-esque worms feeding on snails on her porch.
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But if you stick with it, you also get to observe a decomposing dinosaur that dakosauruses are feeding on.
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The mosquitoes have a nasty habit of feeding on the lower extremities, so they can be difficult to spot.
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As they get larger, white sharks start feeding on bigger marine mammals, a factor lifeguards use to consider closures.
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Mammals — dolphins, sea turtles and manatees, some feeding on the sickened fish — have also fallen victim to the tide.
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The two black holes are feeding on the gas, which causes them to grow bigger as the galaxies merge.
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Dr. Thorup suspects that the birds are able to make meals of local insect larvae feeding on the plants.
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And all of that positive attention seems to be feeding on itself and producing tangible results for his campaign.
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But the birds also act as a sort of garbage disposal for the city by feeding on discarded food.
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Arizona state officials killed three mountain lions that were found feeding on human remains near a popular hiking trail.
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He's been studying the bite marks to understand what happened, how they lived and who was feeding on who.
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Graham grew alarmed, according to Martin, fearing the media frenzy were feeding on some unknown scandal in his ministry.
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That means you'd need almost 6,300 Asian tiger mosquitoes feeding on each square centimeter of skin on your body.
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On Sunday, divers spotted a famously huge great white shark named "Deep Blue" feeding on the whale near Oahu.
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Kissing bugs, meanwhile, get the parasite from feeding on the blood of hosts, including humans, starting the whole cycle anew.
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We don't know for sure why this video keeps getting recommended, but its newfound popularity is probably feeding on itself.
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Feeding on drought-stricken, dry conditions, the fire has burned aggressively and destroyed 175 structures, including homes, businesses and properties.
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On the left edge of the vista sat the Tube station, constantly feeding on new victims while disgorging old ones.
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I was in the country at the time and witnessed killings, starvation, and animals feeding on corpses in the streets.
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Is drone footage of a tiger shark feeding on a whale carcass off the coast of Australia really that cool?
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"About half these mothers attempted breast-feeding on my urgent advice at first, but most of them quit," he said.
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The insects thrived by laying eggs in standing water around the farms and feeding on the growing population of farmers.
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What certain men gain from feeding on such things, I do not know, and I do not want to know.
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Female Asian ticks reproduce asexually, so a single tick can reproduce and lay 2,000 eggs after feeding on a host.
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Humpbacks are unique among baleen whales for feeding on a wide range of prey, including krill, fish, crab and squid.
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Some examples include tarantulas feeding on frogs and lizards, a centipede eating a snake, and a bee eating tree frog eggs.
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Revealingly, pumas took longer to return to their kills after hearing human voices, reducing their feeding on these kills by half.
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They are fairly large relative to bees: for perspective, imagine a parasite the size of a dinner plate feeding on you.
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The wasps hatch, develop and mate before they even emerge from the puparium (feeding on the insect larva in the process).
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The tick was first discovered feeding on a single sheep in a farm in Hunterdon County, New Jersey, in August 2017.
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In addition to occasionally cannibalizing each other, galaxies are constantly feeding on gases strewn across the vast spaces that separate them.
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Until relatively recently, Indian pipe (Monotropa uniflora) was considered a saprophyte, feeding on decomposing leaves, stems, roots and other forest debris.
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Unrecognizable creatures — with disproportionate limbs, spikes, shells, horns, unfathomable teeth — roamed freely, feeding on the tall grass and, oftentimes, one another.
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Large groups of vultures also smell like corpses – the species is known, of course, for feeding on dead flesh, or carrion.
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" The book said that it meant feeding on insects, from the Latin insectum , for "insect," plus the Latin vorus , for "vorous.
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As plants die and decay, he said, microorganisms feeding on them release mercury into the air along with nitrogen and other gases.
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Sperm whales are deep diving animals, normally feeding on squid and other large prey at 1,000 meters or more below the surface.
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Feeding on these plants is what gives each piece its characteristic colour, flavour, aroma, and fatty texture that melts in the mouth.
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Feeding on crabs together, these two still found time for a tickle fight to decide who got the juiciest crab for dinner!
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Perhaps more than any coordinated strategy, activists across the country are tapping into the same energy and feeding on one another's momentum.
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Nymphs (young ticks) become infected by feeding on birds and small mammals like mice, chipmunks, raccoons and opossums, Dr. Diuk-Wasser explained.
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At the black sites, they tested a range of practices including the use of "rectal rehydration" and "rectal feeding" on defiant detainees.
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That's the takeaway from exquisitely preserved insects that were entombed in amber while feeding on dinosaur feathers some 100 million years ago.
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Like other "creative" AI algorithms, its creator learns by feeding on example data (thousands of actual poems), before regurgitating something statistically similar.
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"We think this combination of tooth forms indicates that young Diplodocus were feeding on a wider variety of plant types," Woodruff said.
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By feeding on decaying animal corpses, vultures play a critical role in keeping the environment clean and minimizing the spread of contagious diseases.
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We saw about 25 individuals and I was even able to get footage of them feeding on a Sevengill Shark with the drone!
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The Midnighters were right to be skeptical, though, since Manfred finds the local hardware store owner dead from a vamp feeding on him.
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But it connects with reality in a more unsettling way, as if it is somehow feeding on the unease that accompanies its debut.
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"Right now the market is kind of feeding on itself," said Gene McGillian, manager of market research at Tradition Energy in Stamford, Connecticut.
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I'll objectify, count it as single, indivisible, what are the edges of the limit that grows and multiplies by feeding on an abyss.
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Eventually, it comes across a large group of sharks feeding on a 2.5-meter-long (8-foot) dead swordfish lying on the seafloor.
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Others like the Malayan night heron, which wobbles its neck while feeding on bugs and earthworms, can be found across much of Asia.
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The horses have been feeding on limited foliage and drinking up most of the water supply, leaving little behind for other wild animals.
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When asked about the agency's decision to conduct forced "rectal feeding" on a detainee, he refused to answer whether that amounted to torture.
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This dramatic price change is largely the result of an outbreak of sea lice feeding on the tissue and blood of salmon. Yummy!
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A doctor in Denver, Colorado recently called tick biologist Nathan Nieto to say that he found a lone star tick feeding on a patient.
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Undaunted, a pelagic sea swallow appears to be feeding on a giant jelly's air sac, in this striking photo captured in Ponta Bay, Mozambique.
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Billions of years ago, a supermassive black hole feeding on gas and dust in the center of a galaxy spit out a subatomic ghost.
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Doctors at Fooyin University Hospital in Taiwan then discovered that woman had four sweat bees under her swollen eyelids, feeding on her tear ducts.
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The protozoa in the pillow field might be feeding on the apparent grass, or are perhaps repulsed by it and desire to forage elsewhere.
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For example, earlier this month researchers at Oregon State University's Marine Mammal Institute captured rare aerial footage of blue whales "lunge-feeding" on krill.
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As is the way with markets, the move is feeding on itself as shorts buy back positions and momentum-chasing funds join the action.
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Kangaroos are also a regular sight in suburbia, in plague proportions, often feeding on the delicious green ovals normally reserved for cricket and football.
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Animal rights activists, some of whom have never been within sniffing distance of a horse, are feeding on racing's inability to right its wrongs.
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Populist movements prey on the distinction between the failed tangible promises of mainstream leaders and their own abstract hollow slogans feeding on public cynicism.
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It had lived in a mountain forest on St. Kitts, feeding on fruits and seeds, and the plants took a long time to recover.
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According to the South African National Biodiversity Institute, the species helps to keep coastal waters clean by feeding on sea weed and floating weeds.
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That, in turn, took the market higher and in turn pushed algorithms to buy more, and these two issues kept feeding on one another.
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In it, Rice introduces Louis, a vampire who is repulsed by the joy his maker, Lestat, takes in killing and feeding on his victims.
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There's also a new system called "resonance," which essentially lets you read human characters' emotional state and gain different ability buffs by feeding on them.
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In one instance, sharks were attracted to blood from gators feeding on fish, but when the alligators were washed out to sea, the sharks attacked.
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Yellowstone closes areas of the park where humans are more likely to encounter bears that could react aggressively while feeding on elk and bison carcasses.
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U.S. equities have been riding a post-election rally, feeding on optimism that Donald Trump's policies would be business friendly, especially to banks and industrials.
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Across Senegal, plastic containers are strewn across roads, often with goats and cows feeding on them, while rubbish can be seen floating in the sea.
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The team had thought that perhaps leeches feeding on turtles and sharks would be very different, Dr. Tessler said, but that was not the case.
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While many dives showed no squid, others were thick with them, as well as crustaceans and sea stars contentedly feeding on some of the remains.
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Red clover, reeds and more than 100 other plant species grow, while thousands of birds fly overhead, feeding on the insects and small fish below.
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The honeybees are huddled up in their hives, vibrating their wings to keep warm and feeding on the honey they've stored for just this reason.
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Mr. Duterte won election on a vow to kill drug users, and said the fish in Manila Bay would grow fat feeding on their corpses.
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The Arizona Game and Fish Department killed three mountain lions after officials discovered that the animals were feeding on human remains near a hiking trail.
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LB: There are these pathogens, viruses and pests, white flies that are feeding on the plants and killing them basically, reducing the yield to zero.
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Nanoparticles filled with gold have been engineered to attach themselves to cholesterol cells, essentially starving lymphoma cancer by preventing it from feeding on those cells.
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The shimmering synths of opener "Feeding on the Flats" glimmer and pop, enveloping upon themselves and sounding like an extra-terrestrial orchestra tuning their instruments.
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They are obviously not feeding on anything, so there is no real reason to be there except that it is well-lit and not too disturbed.
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This was the start of Omarosa's surreal existence, crafting controversial moments into headlines and reality television content, feeding on feuds and building infamy out of chaos.
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The bear is believed to have been feeding on some farm chickens when it accidentally fell into the septic tank and was unable to get out.
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It devotes time to the toll that comes with being perpetually in the public eye, feeding on the unpredictable social media cycle of devotion and outrage.
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"We're all kind of feeding on it in a weird way," said Henry Stern, a Democrat who is running for State Senate in the local district.
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After feeding on investor caution and skepticism most of the year, the market has been good enough to stretch many investors and indicators toward excess optimism.
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In the 90s, he had a ranch in Montana, and roped in rodeos, feeding on old-school country singer-songwriters like Merle Haggard and Johnny Cash.
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Narrator: The researchers also saw other kinds of worms, crabs, and a plump lobster, which they joked may have been fat from feeding on the whale.
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Is Twitter the sign of a desiccated culture feeding on what's left of itself (as Léonard gripes) or a revival of the best of café society?
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The Spider-Verse storyline involves a family known as The Inheritors from Earth-1 hunting down all of the different Spider-Men and feeding on them.
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Four out of five infants start feeding on breast milk after birth, according to the report, and more than half are still breastfeeding at six months.
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ISIS has shown that it is capable of surviving defeats on the battlefield by breaking up into cells, melting into the population, and feeding on instability.
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U.S. equities have been riding a post-presidential election rally, feeding on optimism that Donald Trump's plans for deregulation and infrastructure spending could bolster the economy.
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"Those governments are feeding on popular sentiment against LGBT persons and there is some really frightening intimidation tactics and abuse," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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In an evolutionary context, however, today's sloths appear happy to stay put in trees, feeding on leaves, and expending as little energy as possible to compensate.
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At least, that's how it probably feels in one Boise neighborhood where dozens of goats were found just kinda roaming and feeding on the well-manicured lawns.
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"They took out yesterday's low and they broke down below 2,160 and I think its feeding on itself," said Art Cashin, director of floor operations at UBS.
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Splitting the Catch, Audun Rikardsen, NorwayA large male orca whale is seen feeding on herring that have been squeezed out of a fishing boat's closing fishing net.
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Large patterns like hurricanes or the Gulf Stream — and Jupiter's huge horizontal cloud bands and Great Red Spot—might all be feeding on energy from smaller scales.
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Instagram, YouTube and gossip sites and podcasts, and now legacy media companies, are feeding on a new celebrity underclass, people who hover on the edges of fame.
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The bombings in Sri Lanka underlined the rise of intolerance and violence across the region, based at least partly on religion and often feeding on government rhetoric.
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Peruvian Amazon weevil grubs, which live inside rotted aguaje palms, are charred over an open flame; lush from feeding on palm tissue and oil, they quickly caramelize.
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Finding and publishing it won't always avoid anger directed at the messenger, but journalists need to show they are truth seekers rather than vultures feeding on tragedy.
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Primates have been evolving together with lice for more than 60 million years; as long as there have been humans, there have been lice feeding on them.
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The tiger crossed between the southern state of Telangana and back to Maharashtra several times, feeding on cattle and wild animals, such as antelope, along the way.
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A pod of orcas, which are actually a type of dolphin and not whale, were spotted feeding on a shark off the coast of California in Monterey Bay.
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"It&aposs important to know if the whale died due to a harmful algal bloom, which is the most likely reason, by feeding on poisoned seafood," González explained.
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Most of its life is spent underneath the sand feeding on insects and larvae, and because the karrkaratul has low oxygen requirements, it rarely ever appears above ground.
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The price of pushing breast-feeding On the one hand, invoking the "natural" side of breast-feeding may have helped create the breast-feeding renaissance we have today.
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ProMED-mail, an infectious-disease alert service, noted that a West African strain of the fever was first isolated from ticks feeding on Spanish red deer in 2011.
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He also tackled accusations, particularly from Germany, that the ECB's ultra-easy policy was fuelling a new credit bubble and said the recovery was instead "feeding on itself".
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"There are political consultants feeding on candidates in the lower state and local races that charge a lot to make ads that are just bad," Ms. Ullman said.
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Feeding on this tension, science fiction and futurism entered their "golden age" by the 1950s and '60s, both predicting the bright future that would replace the Cold War.
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Climate change might make swarms more extreme, as rainfall events become more intense on a warming planet, perhaps giving rise to swarms feeding on plentiful growth following deluges.
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Brian Reynolds, strategist at New Albion Partners in New York, says the weakness in credit and in stocks are, in a sense, feeding on each other right now.
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Understanding the differences in microbial communities and their relationship with the insects feeding on them can offer even more precision and information about time of death and colonization.
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On a warm but windy May day, the insects have been busy feeding on chestnut blossoms, the trees of the Unter den Linden boulevard and flowers on nearby rooftops.
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They found that some of these same drugs could also be used to keep mosquitoes from feeding on our blood and spreading diseases like malaria, dengue, and Zika virus.
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""This finding is of scientific importance not only because we were able to tell much about sharks feeding on whales [in prehistoric times], but because of its temporal context.
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Red flashes reveal black hole feeding on star Fade to black However, a new method, developed by Bouman and members of the Event Horizon Telescope team, may have the answer.
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A 9-year-old boy in Connecticut returned from a romp at the playground to find a tick embedded in his ear, feeding on the blood from his eardrum tissue.
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The blue-chip index has been riding on a post-election rally, feeding on optimism that President-elect Donald Trump's plans for deregulation and infrastructure spending would bolster the economy.
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If the other 80% of the bears start feeding on the whale carcasses as well, "the subsidies may not be sufficient for the number of individuals making use of them."
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"One vampire I spoke with says she was hospitalized, and was later discharged only after regaining her strength through feeding on her then partner in the hospital room," Browning says.
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Minor embellishments aside, the film has been both celebrated and criticized for its gritty realism, which includes close-ups of everything from spurting arteries to rats feeding on human entrails.
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They now hide in the bodies of the poorest people from the Reganna Valley, feeding on sank flesh and blood, patiently waiting for time and deception is how they conquer.
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At the storm's core, violent thunderstorms, feeding on warm moist air, rise up as they rotate around the center of the cyclone, which can create a circular wall of clouds.
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You can almost taste the grasses and moss that the sheep had been feeding on all summer in each bite of the tender meat that falls right off the bone.
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Eels are important to the marine ecosystem because they serve as both predator and prey, feeding on fish and mollusks and serving as food for larger fish, seabirds and turtles.
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I woke up with a flood of bad memories, the kind that accumulate in your subconscious and act as anxiety fodder for years, feeding on your addiction to bad thoughts.
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In fact, as northern snakeheads become adults, "they become voracious predators, feeding on other fishes, crustaceans, frogs, small reptiles, and sometimes birds and small mammals," according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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He tried to write out how the flow of energy would balance between small turbulent eddies and a bigger flow feeding on them in a simple case: a flat, square box.
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The results are a repudiation of Chancellor Angela Merkel's liberal refugee policy, and they follow a continentwide rise of far-right parties feeding on fears of terrorism and resentment of refugees.
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But under the new law, state officials will no longer have to identify individual sea lions by their markings or document the animals feeding on salmon and steelhead before removing them.
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Main Street helped Donald Trump to a win in November 2016, feeding on his message of less regulation, coupled with overhauls to both the tax code and the Affordable Care Act.
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"The phenomenon is feeding on itself," said Peter Langman, a psychologist who is the author of "Why Kids Kill: Inside the Minds of School Shooters" and who runs the website SchoolShooters.info.
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"The news on Friday was positive, and market participants are now acting more confident, and that is feeding on itself," said Tom Martin, a portfolio manager at Globalt Investments in Atlanta.
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Passersby can see the installation from the street — and their curious stares are not unlike that of the ocelot that one can see feeding on a dangling carcass in Sherwood's surveillance tapes.
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The Dow Jones industrial average marked its seventh straight week of gains on Friday, feeding on optimism that President-elect Donald Trump's plans for deregulation and infrastructure spending would bolster the economy.
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By all indications, the group claiming responsibility, called Ayyildiz Tim, is a small-time band of troublemakers that has made its name bottom feeding on the most vulnerable parts of the web.
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Had the teeth been scuffed up, this might have signified that these lions had eaten a lot of bone and that they were hungry scavengers feeding on humans as a last resort.
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"I am now planning my trip to Queensland, Australia, where I hope to take leisurely walks through the jungle, accompanied by a dozen or so of my namesake feeding on my ankles."
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Preacher introduces Cassidy with an airplane fight scene more bloody than a Tarantino movie, and he spends a good chunk of the first season trapped in a bedroom feeding on people's pets.
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"If you find a bee that has a higher proportion of the heavy carbon, then that's a clear indication that they are feeding on sugar cane or corn syrup," said Dr. Penick.
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As the salmon run wanes, it is followed by a flood of steelhead trout making their own biannual trek to spawn upriver, feeding on the flesh of dying salmon as they go.
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Men, women and children still holding out hope sat on the banks of the Maritsa river, feeding on biscuits, potato snacks and soft drinks handed out by aid groups and local charities.
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Not feeding on demand Some new parents make the mistake of letting baby sleep too long between feedings, likely due to exhaustion and their own need to get a bit of rest.
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Now its pipes are bursting, pumps are failing and a small herd of cattle grazes at the bottom of the Mariposa reservoir outside the city, feeding on grass that should be deep underwater.
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Beswick managed to film the oceanic interaction of six sharks, a seal and a sizeable sting ray — all feeding on and around the most enormous school of salmon you could clap eyes on.
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McKinney explains in her study that only 20% of the bears are feeding on these carcasses, leaving 80% of the population to fast until the freezing season when they can hunt more successfully.
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Small and green, with patches of red and blue, it breeds only in Tasmania, feeding on nectar from the blue gum tree, a eucalypt, and migrating to south-eastern Australia for the winter.
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" The problem, DeBoer continued, "was filling in behind them, and we've got those types of people here now, and I think the guys at the top feel that and are feeding on it.
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Choy and her colleagues analyzed thousands of hours of footage of almost 800 instances of animals feeding on each other, from tentacled siphonophores grasping little fish to transparent jellyfish gobbling up red shrimp.
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Many birds, including goldfinches, sparrows and even downy woodpeckers, can be observed feeding on the dried stalks, some looking for the seeds, others for the insects that take shelter on the tall stems.
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From the outset, Vampyr is concerned with the essential dilemma that confronts such cursed characters: How can you be a vampire, feeding on humans you've killed, and retain any of your own humanity?
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The mosquito—which is common as far south as Argentina and as far north as the southern US—gets the virus into its system after feeding on the blood of an infected person.
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Sunfyre never flew again and remained where it had fallen, feeding on Moondancer's carcass, on slaughtered sheep and even on King Aegon's main rival for the throne, his half sister Queen Rhaenyra Targaryen.
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They are marching to say this: that the war has turned into a monster with a life of its own, feeding on the poor at the rate of more than 50 a day.
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The so-called Alamo Fire, feeding on bone-dry vegetation, nearly tripled in size on Saturday to about 19,000 acres (7,700 hectares) on the border between San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties.
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"That gives us an idea that maybe they're feeding on the shipwreck," said Justyna Hampel, a biogeochemist at the University of Southern Mississippi who led the analysis of the two new shipwreck sites.
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While no one likes to think of insects feeding on their loved ones, or themselves, it can offer a new perspective on the cycle of not only the insects' lives, but our own.
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One morning, as I had coffee and a bagel in this garden, I watched a pair of ducks feeding on a mound of pellets that someone had left for them at the pond's edge.
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"I could fill up my whole Instagram with very harsh images of storks laying there dead in the garbage and feeding on plastic, but people would eventually have enough of that," Mr. Doest said.
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"Like many black holes, it's feeding on a nearby star, pulling gas away from the star and forming a disk of material that encircles the black hole and spirals towards it under gravity," he said.
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Eventually Jonathan ends up at Pembroke Hospital where he is employed by a sympathetic physician named Dr. Swansea, who not only knows that Dr. Reid a vampire but seems to condone him feeding on patients.
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Before killing 708,487 red-winged blackbirds that year, did anyone weigh the damage they do to ripening corn and other crops against the benefit they provide by feeding on corn earworms and other harmful insects?
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E.C. has observed an increased humpback whale population in New York waters feeding on menhaden," the department said in a statement, "but D.E.C. cannot speculate as to the overall causes of the whale population increase.
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At the core could be a general drop in "underlying" or long-term trend inflation that is feeding on itself and keeping the rate low, simply because that is what consumers have come to expect.
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Despite its changes, the show follows a lot of the same beats: Dracula is successful in his bid to travel to London where he will groom and seduce Lucy Westenra, feeding on her for months.
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And the resurgent talk of withdrawing from New York City is feeding on distaste for Mayor Bill de Blasio and a sense that the chasm is growing between the center-right island and the Rep.
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This light bridge, which has never been observed before, shows that stars are being drawn from the smaller galaxy toward the larger one, meaning NGC 1399 is feeding on NGC 1387, according to an ESO report.
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In general, plants increase production of salicylic acid when faced with pathogens that feed on living tissue and do likewise with jasmonic acid when fending off agents that kill the tissue first, before feeding on it.
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They are the alligators that supposedly infest New York City's sewer system, slithering through the bowels just under the street level, feeding on rats and rubbish and terrorizing sewer workers armed with guns for self-defense.
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Republicans are betting that the mantra of tax cuts will reunite their ranks: That this will be a match made in the heaven of the rich getting richer and the rest of us feeding on manna.
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The incredible specimens of Mesophthirus engeli, a new species of Cretaceous parasite, are the "earliest known evidence about the origin of ectoparasitic insects feeding on feathers," according to a study published on Tuesday in Nature Communications.
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But he paved the way and brandished a torch for legions of us who grew up feeding on his attitude, aspiring to his bluster, and subscribing to the all-inclusive sexual fantasy he created with his music.
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That's what a 29-year-old Taiwanese woman experienced last week after she began suffering from severe eye pain and found four bees under her eyelid feeding on her tear ducts, according to local outlet CTS News.
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That has led to many unproductive cattle being abandoned, farmers said, but governments - both state and federal - have failed to construct new shelters, leaving rising numbers of stray cattle that are feeding on crops, or even garbage.
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"It's a bit like if you allowed hundreds of mosquitoes to keep feeding on your arm for half an hour -- you'd get an extreme reaction then too, but it's not something that people normally do," Reina wrote.
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What you've got out in the loch is just everything that is natural in the loch, so they're feeding on the best possible feed that you could want and there couldn't be an any more natural product.
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He shared this news with Patrick Moldowan, a PhD candidate at the University of Toronto's Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, who told Smith that in 2017 a student had also found S. purpurea feeding on a salamander.
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That has led to many unproductive cattle being abandoned, farmers said, but governments - both state and federal - have failed to construct new shelters, leaving rising numbers of stray cattle that are feeding on crops, or even garbage.
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For example, he said that instead of migrating, the gray jay stays in Canada and nests through the winter, feeding on frozen food that it stashed away in the fall under the loose bark of spruce trees.
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The thing is, meltdowns are more concentrated moments of panicky liquidation and tend not to last long; a melt-up can be a more prolonged phase of good economic news and swelling risk appetites feeding on themselves.
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Such things have a way of feeding on themselves, eventually trickling down from the public markets into the private markets (where valuations are already under pressure, but where relatively few U.S. companies have near-term China growth plans).
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Further clues as to how a black hole feeding on a star produced such outbursts were revealed in March, and now researchers have used an Earth-sized radio telescope network to make record-sharp observations of the phenomenon.
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"Glaciers have algae growths often feeding on carbon deposits so that is further darkening the ice," said John Pomeroy, a professor at Canada's University of Saskatchewan, on the sidelines of a "High Mountain Summit" in Geneva this week.
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They are the alligators that supposedly infest New York City's sewer system, slithering through the bowels just under the street level, feeding on rats and rubbish and terrorizing sewer workers who arm themselves with guns for self-defense.
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When Republicans in Texas passed a ban on so-called "sanctuary city" policies this spring, they appeared to be feeding on the momentum created by Donald J. Trump, who had made illegal immigration a centerpiece of his campaign.
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"This study provides the most compelling evidence to date for ticks feeding on feathered animals in the Cretaceous," said Ryan C. McKellar, a paleontologist at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum in Canada who was not involved in the study.
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Both lemon and avocado crops are also likely to suffer further from the thick coating of ash left by the Thomas Fire, which interferes with the natural enemy insects that hunt the pests feeding on the fruit trees.
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