Chimpanzees appear to evaluate risks when crop-foraging and adjust their foraging patterns in deciding whether to exploit fragmented forests near humans.
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Not just foraging While previous research has shown bottle-nose dolphins using sponges and sometimes shells as foraging tools, this was clearly different.
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"Blue whales are interesting because have such an energetically demanding foraging strategy, called lunge feeding, whereby huge volumes of water and prey are engulfed repeatedly during foraging dives," Goldbogen said.
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This is also a good foraging strategy for the prey.
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Authorities also discouraged foraging in contaminated forests, and still do.
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Twice he encountered bears, foraging, as he was, for berries.
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Some producers, like Mr. Brennan, are foraging in unlikely areas.
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They traded pleasantries and went back to foraging for fruit.
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And so, Chinese doctors wrote foraging, farming, and cooking guides.
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FORAGING Seville never used to be a destination for shoppers.
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The results, published in the journal Nature Communications, found that bees foraging on treated oilseed rape were three times more likely to experience population declines than bees foraging from other crops or wild plants.
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Wild foods foraging tours have exploded in popularity since Steve "Wildman" Brill turned his 1986 headline-grabbing arrest for nibbling New York City's Central Park into a deal to conduct foraging tours in city parks.
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From foraging wild ingredients, I think that's just a natural progression.
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However it's not all foraging and award-winning for these distilleries.
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Fermented vegetables, foraging and hashtags are all far from the menu.
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Only bees on foraging duty actually go out and drink nectar.
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In city parks, plucking plants and foraging for food is illegal.
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I was there a few days ago and we were foraging.
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I am not looking forward to foraging through dried out cans.
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A minute after that they are out flying around foraging for food.
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This suggests that frigatebirds are seriously sleep deprived during their foraging flights.
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Its large, distinctive beak was used both for foraging and for fighting.
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Foraging is environmentally friendly, so long as we don't overharvest this stuff.
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Much like pinball, foraging taps into the obsessive, competitive side of chefs.
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When foraging during battle, Mina might have to fight a carnivorous plant.
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Life in cities, he argues, was probably worse than foraging or herding.
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Hiding small treats around the house brings out hunting and foraging behaviors.
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"There is no good, sound argument against recreational mushroom foraging," Hamilton says.
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It is one of the orcas' favorite foraging grounds in the summer.
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In the spring through the fall we do a lot of foraging.
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Want more of George Fredenham and Richard Osmond's mind-altering foraging expeditions?
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Tama Matsuoka Wong, whose organization, Meadows and More, specializes in foraging, has teamed up with Claus Meyer, the owner of the Great Northern Food Hall and Agern restaurant in Grand Central Terminal, to organize a series of foraging classes.
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Raccoon foraging on red rock crabs in the Gulf Islands of British Columbia.
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When he's not foraging and cooking, Holland keeps busy with hunting and spearfishing.
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Favel said his team saw two men foraging for scraps in a Dumpster.
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They would stay vigilant when foraging, looking up frequently to check their surroundings.
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When it is not foraging, the COATI makes its bed in the treetops.
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You can think of females when they are choosing a mate as foraging.
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It's about foraging, but also about inherited trauma and her family's cooking lineage.
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"We came here for a foraging and sourcing trip for Bistrotheque," explains Berg.
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The miners, meanwhile, have been foraging for herbs to sell in the markets.
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Other fish use smell to hone in on prey, for mating, migrating, and foraging.
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Importantly, these calls didn't alter the frequency of foraging dives, or other hunting strategies.
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This can serve as a proxy for behaviors like foraging and nursing the larvae.
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While foraging for their own food, they distribute the pollen that propagates our own.
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"People are against foraging because they think, You should leave nature alone," explains Jason.
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If free handouts are no longer available, animals return to their natural foraging habits.
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By the 21st century, celebrity chefs were everywhere, foraging, posing, fronting restaurants, writing books.
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When it's not busy foraging, it's busy scrapping with its peers to claim territory.
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Early poems often depict her foraging for food, gathering mussels, clams, mushrooms, or berries.
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"The cause is lack of sufficient food resources in their foraging area," Balcomb says.
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MORE FORAGING After schlepping our bags home and putting everything away, we're out again.
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If it's a nut-producing tree, the squirrels may be on the ground foraging.
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Foraging, also called hunting and gathering, was once a common practice around the world.
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Yet today they're a specialty item, largely limited to the occasional D.I.Y. foraging workshop.
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Behind its mother, a fawn was foraging, its springtime spots just beginning to fade.
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And the reason for it seems to be related to its peculiar foraging technique.
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Both rodents and humans were given an overall time limit for the foraging tasks.
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This foraging isn't hipster dumpster diving — it's done on public, and some private, land.
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The researchers found that females do more work caring for offspring, foraging and storing nuts.
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"A ridiculous amount of money will be lost foraging into all these areas," he said.
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The researchers hypothesize that she was probably foraging, and/or seeking nightly refuge in trees.
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Or a raccoon that eats blueberries out of a bowl with its foraging little hands.
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Charges of foraging in a wildlife sanctuary and possession of black leopard carcass were dropped.
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We can see if their behaviours are in line with what information foraging theory predicts.
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Previous research already connected exposure to power lines to reduced foraging and feeding in bees.
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Donkeys usually keep their hooves naturally pumiced by foraging for long miles over rocky ground.
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Foraging cattle, allowed into the forest in the summer, are another factor in Pando's shrinkage.
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"We definitely find more bat foraging activity on these roofs versus traditional ones," she says.
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While these long, delicate fingers are perfect for tap foraging, they're lousy at much else.
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The everyday living of raising kids, making mistakes, working rodeos, foraging for pinecones, selling weed.
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FORAGING At 7:30 I'm on the street walking to Absolute Bagels near 108th Street.
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But the most interesting responses came from the many Swedes who took foraging for granted.
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We have them work to find their food as a way to maintain their foraging behavior.
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Surprisingly, no one wants to hear about my best blogs when they are subsisting on foraging.
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But if you don't know what you're doing, foraging for food is extremely risky, even deadly.
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The scavengers have been forbidden for some years from foraging for fragments at ancient kiln sites.
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Over one month, the foraging time spent by raccoons in their favorite areas dropped 66 percent.
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"They see rich foraging opportunities emerge on Cape Cod, and elsewhere," said Skomal, the shark scientist.
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The longer she goes without doing either, the greater the chance she'll lose her foraging abilities.
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They survive the winter by foraging under the snow, which they clear away with their hooves.
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Other factors need to be taken into account as well, such as habitat and foraging habits.
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The company also offers Experiences — activities with Airbnb hosts — and Adventures, like surfing, sailing and foraging.
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The group didn't change direction, but it would double its speed to reach better foraging grounds.
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Most are focusing on heirloom varieties and European cider apples from established orchards rather than foraging.
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Deforestation and large-scale foraging for mushrooms and forest fruit also limited their space and food.
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But in some parts of the world, farming and foraging happened simultaneously to complement each other.
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Families are also pulling their children out of school, to send them foraging for edible plants.
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These frequent foraging trips spark ideas that are the starting point for her richly layered scents.
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Mimi Thorisson hosts intimate three-day workshops on topics like wine, antiquing, food photography and foraging.
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They can manipulate field conditions to narrow down the spurs to animal movement and foraging choices.
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Except for Rick and Aaron, each pair of foraging Alexandrians is at odds with each other.
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At the same time, every meal is an opportunity for the pupils to learn new foraging skills.
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In a malicious twist, flakes of lead paint taste sweet, which makes them attractive to foraging toddlers.
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Mining for precious metals on the side of a highway is a different take on urban foraging.
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This influences them to fly towards and around any source of the chemicals when foraging for nectar.
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Luckily the pair love eating, drinking, and foraging... and heck, a free flight is a free flight.
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"Animals ask themselves: While I'm foraging in this bush, how long should I stay there?" said Bryant.
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They have to have trees, to nest and roost in, but they like open spaces for foraging.
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Foraging Tranquil residential neighborhoods and commercial districts frequented mostly by locals make up Cannaregio, Venice's northernmost section.
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"Dedicated" is often a word used to describe Chef Clark Barlowe's commitment to food sustainability and foraging.
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I mean, we're not going to be foraging for different types of basil up there—there's nothing.
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It was hard to shoot pictures, Mr. Petralla said, and arduous work for villagers foraging space parts.
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Typically, adult animals gain their exercise from their day-to-day activities, mostly in their foraging activities.
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He's foraging, I don't think you could have passed much time without doing something during the day.
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City parks and gardens provide a variety of flowers and foraging opportunities for bees throughout the season.
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She had been out all day foraging for mushrooms and her daughter was at the loom inside.
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Winter foraging is hard, and gray squirrels tend to spend the winter months mostly in their nests.
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Among hibernating squirrels, much of the stored nourishment is needed to survive the cold season without foraging.
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But the study of optimal foraging, as it was called, overlooked what animals learned about their environments.
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Lozbin keeps chickens, geese and ducks, grows potatoes and tomatoes, and goes foraging for mushrooms in nearby woods.
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Would I feel freed from the fire that trapped our hunter-gather ancestors and revert simply to foraging?
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These flying animals play a huge role in the environment, foraging on insects and even acting as pollinators.
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The Fristonian agent started slowly, actively exploring options—epistemically foraging, Friston would say—before quickly attaining humanlike performance.
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Along with his best mate and business partner, Bojan Grdanovic, they own a booming foraging business, Nature's Pick.
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Foraging on the dead migratory birds might be an important substitute food source until they become capable predators.
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Rather than spend their days doing tasks relevant to survival, like foraging or hunting, these animals are sleeping.
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In the mid-aughts, hungry and desperate, they turned to foraging in the bush for fruit and nuts.
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Foraging is much more difficult for them, but it's a practice Putnam hopes will grow throughout the years.
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Good fortune in hunting or foraging could supply ingredients for a juicy, substantial ragù to ladle on top.
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The rest of his training came from foraging, farming, and fermenting (his current restaurant boasts an eel farm).
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Dogs, whether they are free-ranging, foraging at garbage dumps or looking for discarded food, don't need teamwork.
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He recognizes not all the trees will sprout and survive, particularly with hungry goats foraging in many areas.
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Virtually everything that's been written about chef Iliana Regan has mentioned her preternatural relationship with nature and foraging.
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After hatching, the caterpillars drop to the ground, and use "honey" glands to lure unsuspecting foraging red ants.
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Dr. Rose attributes the practice to the flamingo's exceptional foraging style and the mouthparts necessary to accommodate it.
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And the traditional farming and foraging, mostly done by the children and women, would similarly be all-day affairs.
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That means non-processed foods uncovered by foraging or killing animals for meat—so no dairy and no grains.
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Scientists believe the fox may have sped up as it crossed the ice sheet due to limited foraging opportunities.
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This made sense since both the Roman and medieval sites showed no evidence of foraging taking place in general.
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A Matabele ant, handicapped by a clinging termite, is carried off by a foraging African stink ant (Paltothyreus tarsatus).
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Mattingly launched Swale as a "provocation," she says: since the barge is floating on water, foraging is allowed there.
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"On Saturday, it was total energy, millions of bees foraging, pollinating, making honey for winter," beekeeper Juanita Stanley said.
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Someone foraging, trying to find which mushrooms to take—it's really difficult to identify exactly how much they need.
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Lafeber's Classic Nutri-Berries for Cockatiels are nutritionally complete and helps to increase foraging behavior in your beloved bird.
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The animals started foraging for food in Namie after the disaster, so local hunters began trapping and killing them.
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Foraging A homegrown design scene is emerging in Singapore, which last year celebrated 50 years as an independent state.
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Chin said that this study can lead to spinoff research on the evolution of foraging arboreal dinosaurs, like Archaeopteryx.
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In addition to frequent farm-to-table cooking classes and jungle foraging outings, the coming Belcampo Birding Encounter, Jan.
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Here, mushrooms are grown year-round, nestled safely from Quebec's unforgiving cold and the prying hands of foraging chefs.
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It was just another direction of doing different things that weren't from the farmers' market, foraging, or my garden.
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René Redzepi — the Danish chef at the forefront of the foraging movement — just posted an amazing picture of peas.
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These large birds can also be found foraging well inland, in a variety of urban, suburban and rural settings.
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He often spends his workday looking for new toys, foraging for treats and snoozing on a plush gray couch.
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"If they hear sonar, they'll stop foraging, leave the area, and not come back for several days," he said.
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Girls were at heightened risk of rape while walking long distances for water or foraging in forests, he said.
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The couple met in Honolulu in 2014, when the bride attended a plant-foraging hike led by the groom.
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What's most interesting about this very readable volume is how he got started by foraging apples in the Catskills.
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Many of our toys came from foraging rummage sales or picking through heaps of trash at the city dump.
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When she was 9, she was foraging for food with her grandmother, who suddenly fell into a diabetic coma.
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On Facebook, there is a large international collective of people who are interested in mycology — foraging for and identifying mushrooms.
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"The cause [of the birth rate] is lack of sufficient food resources in their foraging area," Balcomb explained to CNN.
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The bigger whales had an easier time foraging, according to the study's co-author, Stanford University whale researcher Jeremy Goldbogen.
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We had a big day of foraging ahead of us and sometimes you need a break from the mushroom beat.
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What they found: When the whales heard sonar, they dove deeper and longer, and spent less time foraging for food.
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He met his girlfriend, who now lives with him in California, while foraging for chanterelle mushrooms in the Colorado valley.
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The animals are primarily active at dawn or dusk, but in spring they can be observed foraging in broad daylight.
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Foraging is a leisure activity that is also useful, well in line with the key principle of Scandinavian design: functionalism.
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Nor is gleaning foraging, which is to gather foodstuffs from the wild, as fashionable restaurateurs scramble for chanterelles and samphire.
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Their study, "Implementing Goal-Directed Foraging Decisions of a Simpler Nervous System in Simulation," is published in the journal eNeuro.
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Mr. Hadi tried to earn money driving a motorbike taxi, and by foraging for wood to sell at the market.
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They are small predators that live in groups of a dozen or less, foraging for food like scorpions and insects.
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And like foraging for ingredients back home, she let her curiosity lead the way during her time in New York.
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The best day is garbage day, because some birds know the trucks driving in carry the good stuff for foraging.
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Long before I would notice the lights of an approaching train, rats foraging along the tracks would seem to vanish.
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There are a lot of books on my nightstand, which tells me I am in a state of restless foraging.
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Each bumble bee species selected a different group of flowers, even though the bees were foraging across the same plots.
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He spent the day before foraging for food in an empty lot, because there was nothing to eat at home.
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They describe themselves as living by an alternative economy of foraging, donations from well-wishers and the occasional lecture fee.
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They describe themselves as living by an alternative economy of foraging, donations from well-wishers and the occasional lecture fee.
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Bearded, spotted and ringed seals use sea ice as platforms for food foraging, for resting and for raising their young.
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This gave him a passion for foraging and inspired him to start growing L'Enclume's ingredients on a local organic farm.
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Or maybe it had to do with differences in technological, social, and economic systems, or differences in foraging and hunting strategies.
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The couple's Valentine's Day plans include foraging for Valentine's Day-themed painted boxes which their keepers have placed throughout their habitat.
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So from now until the ice melts, we'll be hibernating beneath fuzzy blankets and foraging our cupboards for expiration-less provisions.
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"Foraging helped shape the flavors and philosophy of noma's [sic] kitchen," Redzepi's nonprofit MAD said in a statement introducing the app.
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One might be with the chicks for a day or two while the other is out foraging, then they'll switch places.
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To beat the heat, bears spent more time than usual lounging, which may have cut into their time foraging for food.
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APHurrying home after a pleasant evening of foraging and scrapbooking, this unlucky fox drowned in the Danube river in southern Germany.
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Unlike scavenging and foraging, which tend to be individual enterprises with commercial potential, gleaning has almost always been communal and charitable.
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Cheatgrass threatens the soil, soaks up water for other plants, provides low-quality foraging for animals and can fuel catastrophic wildfires.
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"My first foray into foraging was when I was a nine- or ten-year-old kid in Port Alberni," Leboe recounts.
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Image: Steven PlattElephants, through their trampling, foraging, and pooping, exert a large environmental footprint—both literally and figuratively—on the landscape.
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At one point, I missed Trico making a big splash into water because I was off foraging to find it food.
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Foraging Less than 27249 miles from Washington, Bethesda, Md., is often perceived as only a well-heeled suburb of the capital.
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That suggests that the baby dinosaurs were not being fed by the parents, but were already on their feet and foraging.
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For instance, appropriate biological changes for ancient humans might have entailed more energy and enhanced focus for foraging in the summer.
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Chimpanzees evolved in drier climates, where food was scarce and foraging females had to compete with one another for limited goods.
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Trilobites The grove of 47,000 quivering aspen trees in Utah is being diminished by mule deer, foraging cattle and human mismanagement.
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She becomes their maid and cook, and politely executes their simple Norwegian fare (this was decades before foraging became a thing).
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When Adam lead a foraging party, he killed a small mawbear cub not realizing its mother was waiting in the trench.
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What began as chefs' experiments with local foraging and cold-climate cooking have transformed the country into a global food destination.
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A. Foraging bees use the same methods to find nectar and pollen four floors up that they use at ground level.
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Laws against foraging, purportedly intended to protect the environment, have made it a crime to pick akoub, meramiyeh (sage) and za'atar.
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She tracked six "behavioral states" and how long each squirrel was in that state: foraging, preening, resting, standing, freezing and fleeing.
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For dogs, toys that promote scavenging, foraging, and problem-solving, as well as novel sights, scents, and experiences are considered enrichment.
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The team fitted foraging albatrosses with loggers which detected the presence of vessels and immediately transmitted the information to the authorities.
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At the bottom of a foraging dive, the whale's heart rate increased to about 2.5 times the minimum, then decreased again.
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They captured 411 foraging turtles, one at a time, drawing blood to measure gender hormones and taking skin samples for DNA.
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He has studied how small robots could aid small farms and how hobbyist drones could monitor urban fruit trees for foraging.
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Like their namesake, Matabele ants are formidable warriors, marching in along rows of 200 to 600 individuals toward termite-infested foraging sites.
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These enhancements allow the birds to engage in the perching, dust-bathing, nesting and foraging behaviors they are highly motivated to perform.
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Scientists are concerned the intense interest is harming the nocturnal animals because they need to rest after foraging for food all night.
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Rain and snow might've coated the ground in a thick layer of ice, researchers said, keeping the mammoths from foraging, starving them.
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But it raised a tantalizing question: How could the hunting, foraging Hadza possibly burn the same amount of energy as indolent Westerners?
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But you wouldn't know it, because the ant goes on with its life, foraging for food to bring back to the nest.
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For example, deformed wing virus (DWV) causes wing deformities that prevent bees from performing normal work functions such as foraging for food.
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Connoley is tall and athletic, perfectly attuned for this activity from foraging at least once a week for the past 15 years.
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For nearly 400 million years, amphibians have led a highly successful double life on Earth, foraging on terra and reproducing in water.
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The kit is now foraging for food on its own, getting a taste of solid foods such as crickets, mealworms and mice.
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The Chao Lay, or people of the sea, have lived on the shores of Thailand and Myanmar for generations, fishing and foraging.
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Volsche also points out that extended foreplay as a whole is less present in both human history and present day foraging societies.
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With minimal prep and some light foraging of Asian markets, this sauce (pronounced "sauwce") will transform your life for the better, guaranteed.
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Seamounts, or underwater mountains, are habitats and foraging areas for mammals, birds and fish, including Weddell seals, killer whales and emperor penguins.
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As a child, Dr. Thomas loved foraging for nuts and berries at his Manchester, England, home, and was particularly entranced by fungus.
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FORAGING Usually, morning is a good time to visit Edwina von Gal, my best friend and an incredible gardener and landscape architect.
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Lifestyle: Dumbo octopi are foraging predators—according to Oceana, they skim the ocean floor and eat pelagic invertebrates like krill and jellyfish.
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Salt Point only allows five pounds of mushrooms per person each day; Point Reyes has strict boundaries on where foraging is allowed.
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He has been coming to Cortes from his home in Washington State since 1988 to teach workshops on mushroom cultivation and foraging.
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He went foraging in the collections of the French National Museum of Natural History for the oldest archosaur relative he could find.
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Chhibber may have been pulling from the fact that both authors had hordes of amateur internet sleuths foraging about for their identities.
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Last year, residents of Tuva in southern Siberia reported seeing bears foraging for food long before their usual awakening in early April.
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Last year, a Norwegian chef came for the residency and made a point of foraging the land for most of his ingredients.
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Kuhn suspects that the person responsible is most likely a hunter or a property owner annoyed by burros foraging on their property.
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Some were given cement houses in the town, though many continue to live on huts by the beach, closer to their foraging.
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The aye-aye's hands became so specialized at this tap foraging "that they lost the ability to grip," Dr. Hartstone-Rose said.
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"A few studies have demonstrated eavesdropping on non-sentinel calls within co-foraging groups as an index of safety," the study reads.
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They were one of two existing herds of desert elephants known in the world, foraging far and wide in desperately barren conditions.
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That texture includes a pastime that's normal for Swedes but foreign to many Americans: foraging, and the constitutional right that protects it.
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In day-to-day foraging, for instance, hummingbirds may rely on more of a bee's-eye view than a bird's-eye view.
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A solar calendar is useful for farming, fishing and foraging societies that need to plan ahead for particular times of the year.
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He thinks foraging is important to help people connect with nature, understand the food they eat, and make sustainable, environmentally-friendly decisions.
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The worst-hit regions are now being forced to rely on foraging for food in the wilderness, one humanitarian told VICE News.
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But elephants in captivity do suffer when their natural needs — including socializing with other elephants, unrestrained movement and natural foraging — are not met.
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"[A]n individual with advanced CHL would have been highly vulnerable alone in a Pleistocene foraging context," write the researchers in their study.
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Although that pool is more than 500 feet deep, the fish spend their lives foraging on a rock ledge just below the surface.
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On Friday, May 11, Hope Deery and John Garrison, a young couple from Darlington, Maryland, did a bit of their own seasonal foraging.
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Hunting animals with the tools available at that time was inefficient; it would have been much easier to get the calories by foraging.
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Some Mesozoic predators were nocturnal as well, but our tiny forebears became better evolved for seeing, hearing, hunting, and foraging in the dark.
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Blue whales, which are the largest creatures on Earth, rely on their memory of productive foraging sites in order to seek out prey.
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Stores are also prohibited from destroying food as a way to prevent so-called "dumpster divers" or "freegans" from foraging in garbage bins.
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During the cold winter months, guess who had to do the real work, foraging like a maniac to prepare for the baby making?
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Reflect On Your Progress"The equinox is one of three harvest festivals in traditional farming cultures and hunting-foraging cultures," De Grandis explains.
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We may be able to help strengthen bees' immune responses by making diverse foraging resources, such as a variety of wildflowers, easily accessible.
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This week, Matty heads to Australia, where he goes foraging and "helifishing," which is, you guessed it, fishing out of a goddamn helicopter.
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Mother spiders remained in the nest for weeks after their offspring hatched, providing time for the spiderlings to grow and learn foraging skills.
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"In information foraging, you might Google something and as you go along, you'll find items that aren't particularly useful or helpful," Bryant explained.
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In doing so, the tribes spend long days foraging, sell what they forage cheaply, and overharvest certain plant species to dangerously low levels.
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Once the turtles leave the protected beach, they head to faraway foraging grounds scientists hope to learn more about thanks to the program.
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Nutritionally complete and scientifically proven to increase foraging behavior, Lafeber's Classic Nutri-Berries are our top pick for the best cockatiel food overall.
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Children in foraging cultures learned by watching what the people around them did every day, and by playing with the tools they used.
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Over the past decade, climate change has caused summer sea ice to disappear from the walrus's shallow foraging grounds in Alaska's Chukchi Sea.
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Climbing mountains, foraging for food, delving into shrines, and conquering the massive Divine Beasts; Breath of the Wild is full of unforgettable moments.
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A lot of times, the groves are sprayed with pesticides, so bees are foraging while being sprayed, then shipped [all around the country].
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"My mother used to go foraging for seaweed when I was younger," says Lukai Zu, a 26-year-old Amis resident in Chenggong.
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From tweeting farmers and foraging chefs to Welsh sushi ("wushi") and baked bean museums, could Wales be the UK's best kept food secret?
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In the Bay Area, there are only two permitted places for recreational mushroom foraging: Point Reyes National Seashore and Salt Point State Park.
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Soon thereafter he began foraging for local flora and wild mushrooms throughout the country; ramps, morels, the beauties of an ephemeral edible landscape.
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While many New Yorkers were no doubt waiting for FreshDirect deliveries in their pajamas, others insisted on foraging for farm-fresh produce themselves.
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The boys pointed to a flock of mew gulls foraging near our boat, taking turns plucking tiny silver fish from the frothy surface.
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Mr. Knapp is a chef by training, and while working at Noma, the Michelin-starred restaurant in Copenhagen, he became interested in foraging.
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They might, for instance, have evolved predator defenses, foraging strategies and mating behaviors tailored to living in large, social colonies, Dr. Murray speculated.
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So Ms. Samuelson's team collected more than a hundred wild, foraging queen bees and took them back to the lab to build colonies.
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Backed by the city's parks department, the floating forest circumvents rules about foraging on public land because technically, it is on the water.
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It's arguably too abstract to rate, but it raises the question of what a gameplay based on foraging flight path would look like.
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In cities like London, they survive by foraging in trash cans or chasing prey in parks and backyards, which occasionally causes social panics.
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You spend most of your time foraging for food, and what little spare time you have during daylight hours is spent essentially doing science.
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Choosing a birth control method is a personal choice, but there are numerous options to try out before you start foraging for poisonous plants.
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Honeybees that are foraging at flowers receive a positive rewarding experience from the sweet taste of the sugars in the flowers that they visit.
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Without adequate protection from foraging animals and weeds, small garden plots of mint and vetiver planted by local women around the basins have suffered.
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At Noma, they call it the big hello, and like foraging and ants, it has been one of their signature features for many years.
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Previous research has shown that neonicotinoid insecticides have a detrimental effect on bees, resulting in impairments to foraging, learning, and memory in worker bees.
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Pick up a foraging book or take an edible plant class, and you'll see a multitude of plants that can turn into a meal.
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The aye-aye's fingers are not great for grasping - hence the need for a pseudothumb - but are perfect for its unusual "tap foraging" behavior.
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As an example, Terrol goes on walks in the desert to find materials for his baskets, which is part of the weaver's foraging tradition.
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"I was teaching a foraging class six months later and we came across a yellowjacket nest right across the street from Heirloom," he says.
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Chef, restaurateur, and tapas master Jose Garces dreamed up this perfect toast dish after doing a little bit of foraging in the MUNCHIES garden.
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Some cope by gardening and foraging in the forest in addition to their job, some drink, some play volleyball on the high school's court.
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In some cases, even in the wild, animals will engage in activities that may maintain their prowess in important activities such as foraging skills.
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Data collected from 124 male dolphins over nine years showed that spongers associated with one another based on their mutual interest in foraging techniques.
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Years of drought and devastating fires have wiped out a huge proportion of Australia's brush-tailed rock wallabies and singed their natural foraging grounds.
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As their lands are too small for foraging, the Guarani Mbya need to buy food in town and make a living selling indigenous crafts.
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As their lands are too small for foraging, the Guarani Mbya need to buy food in town and make a living selling indigenous crafts.
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It grew — up to three feet a year — sending out dark, gnarly, threadlike organs called rhizomorphs that explored the subterranean darkness, foraging for food.
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Whatever the answer turns out to be, this study illustrates how animals often have "more complicated foraging behavior than we expect," Dr. Karnovsky said.
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Hungry residents were begging for aid, armed men were foraging shuttered stores, crowds besieged the airport and mass jail breaks left prisoners roaming free.
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In addition to the experience of foraging, many of these destinations offer activities to diversify your itinerary, including hiking, meditating, and even egg collecting.
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Those data formed the core of her dissertation and allowed her to provide insights on several novel aspects of polar bear foraging and nutrition.
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Like several other communities in the world, the Tsimané sustain themselves primarily through the farming of small crops as well as foraging and hunting.
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The team then analyzed the acoustic characteristics of these calls, and linked them to various actions, including diving patterns, group association events, and foraging behavior.
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The paddle-packing, freshman-foraging goon is the loudest, saddest, and least-liked character in the entire film; even his friends seem to hate him.
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In a humbling video by Donna Conlon, ants foraging in a Panama forest carry leaf-like national flags and peace signs back to their nest.
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While the orca's tribute was ongoing, researchers at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Fisheries Service worried that she would lose her foraging abilities.
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While control over foraging may seem minor in the larger scope of the occupation, these restrictions reflect larger damages to the richness of Palestinian identity.
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Skittering around the Sahara, the insect endures temperatures so brutal, it can sometimes only manage foraging runs of 15 minutes before it burns to death.
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Although they were already at capacity from foraging upstate during a bumper crop year, they asked the cemetery for permission to collect apples for cider.
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A study published last month found that high-intensity light in urban areas can alter their behavior in terms of migration, foraging and vocal communication.
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Sea turtles live in Peruvian coastal waters, with multiple species of green, olive ridley, hawksbill, loggerhead, and leatherback turtles all using the area for foraging.
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This suggests that an extra dose of insulin may make the difference between foraging for food like a worker or laying eggs like a queen.
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Mr. Carbery, a park ranger, had stepped outside his home at sunrise last July 212 to take photos of bears foraging in a cherry tree.
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A meal at either one makes it obvious that Mr. Stone and Mr. von Hauske have carefully studied Copenhagen's foremost exponents of fermentation and foraging.
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Now, scientists have found that common bottlenose dolphins show a preference for their right side when it comes to foraging for food on the seabed.
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The maximum heart rate they recorded was 37 beats per minute after the air-breathing marine mammal returned to the surface from a foraging dive.
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The maximum heart rate they recorded was 37 beats per minute after the air-breathing marine mammal returned to the surface from a foraging dive.
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The men belonged to the Tsimane people, who live as our ancestors did thousands of years ago — hunting, foraging and farming small plots of land.
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The researchers interviewed the community and observed their foraging strategies and reconstructed food webs in the desert before the Martu left, and after they returned.
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These adjustments may have been disruptive, but together, they promoted foraging efficiency, reduced risk, and improved the overall "fitness" of the species, according to the research.
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In the wild, a child can stay with their mother for over 8 years, during which they learn countless lessons on foraging, climbing, and jungle survival.
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Foraging for these foods in the wild is popular among foodies, but they have to be cultivated to have a real impact on hunger, she said.
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"Mom and pup vocals are thought to be very distinctive, [which] allows the pair to reunite regularly when mom comes up from foraging dives," Harris explained.
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Growing up in the north fork of Long Island, he spent a lot of time foraging "beach stuff" like sea beans, beach radish, and beach plums.
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Gentoo penguins live in the islands around Antarctica and spend a lot of time in the water foraging for food, which makes them hard to access.
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In the past, after tiring themselves from foraging, walruses would sit on the nearby sea ice to rest up until they were ready to eat again.
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Click here to view original GIFGiven their size and limited brain power, ants have an uncanny ability to find their way home after lengthy foraging excursions.
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When an ant reached the endpoint of a foraging expedition, just prior to heading back home, the scientists snatched it and placed it on the treadmill.
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Dawn Noren, a research biologist at NOAA, said that it's possible the orca — named J35 — has podmates who've been foraging for her and giving her food.
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He could not begin to deal with the heaviness left in his heart except by foraging for wild things and painstakingly shaping them into something else.
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I wasn't hunting for a…Read more ReadTurn your day drinking into a foraging adventure for fresh, for-the-taking ingredients that grow all around you.
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It has been suggested that this arrangement may confuse bees when they return from foraging trips, leading them to drift between their natal colony and others.
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"Purple gold" grows wild and plentiful in the northern Rockies, and it's not uncommon for both locals and tourists to take their buckets and go foraging.
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By "foraging" for food in this way, cats are more physically active, they experience reduced levels of stress, and they become less demanding of their owners.
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Two days before the symposium, I went out foraging with Holland to see just how knowledgable the young chef is when he's out on the land.
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He has great stories from the old foraging days about navigating the sometimes opaque line between regular and endangered species, native and invasive plants and animals.
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The result is a very detailed picture of what a bear has been foraging, where it is traveling — and the habitat that needs to be protected.
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Working with Pursell, a highly regarded naturopath, Sondker got a crash course in foraging and distilling natural remedies to cure everything from muscle aches to insomnia.
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University of Exeter researchers have found that grey squirrels foraging for food are happy to take their time if it means getting a more nourishing meal.
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"Breeding in a very dense colony where space is limited requires birds to be adroit, and foraging to feed a chick also requires good motor performance."
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Foraging The sinuous, narrow streets and low-slung buildings around Brick Lane in London's East End were once a part of a rough-and-tumble neighborhood.
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I mean, it's just a completely isolated wasteland with all these people who are just foraging and scavenging for various recyclable stuff like aluminum, metal bottles.
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These days, the garden provides more consistency to what he was looking for in foraging: a nod to the surroundings, a sense of immediacy and freshness.
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People have been foraging for pickable patches of gorse flower and wild garlic for years, and its shoreline brims with cockles and seaweed, not just oysters.
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The advent of the New Nordic food movement upended this by glamorizing foraging as a form of hunting, seeking out never-known corners of the wild.
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Some have been found rambling along highways or foraging in backyards, or they are discovered on open range, emaciated and dying of thirst, Ms. Collins said.
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One was held this past weekend, at a time when bears are particularly active in foraging for food before their hibernating season begins later this year.
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When their pups are born, 50 to 60 days later, mothers may help each other by taking turns foraging for insects and roosting with the group.
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"Post-reproductive grandmothers use their superior ecological knowledge to lead their group around foraging grounds," Daniel Franks, the lead author of the study, told Business Insider.
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Kevin and Mr. Castro had heard about an abandoned field a 45-minute walk from their home where other neighbors had been foraging for bitter yuca.
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It was "almost like an algorithm" for efficient foraging, said David Pritchard, a biologist at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland who led the review.
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Ronaldo showed flashes of his brilliance but was often restricted to foraging on the flanks or denied a clear shot at goal when he cut inside.
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Our surrogate mothers monitor and score their behavior to indicate when the orangutans have a clear grasp of climbing, foraging, nest building, predator avoidance, and healthy socialization.
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Foraging new ground on the impressions front, this guy from the tallandshortshow revs up flawless auto imitations that'll have you feeling like you're cruising down the highway.
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Foraging for wild food like mushrooms can be a delicious hobby—I was raised on foraged leeks, wild strawberries, forest puffballs, and dandelion greens in midwestern Ontario.
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His brother-in-law Tobias is still homeless and jobless, foraging for food and shelter with a couple of flighty actors, one of whom is his son.
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The Suárez of Barcelona is the same foraging, tenacious and confident character that he was at Liverpool (and before that at clubs in the Netherlands and Uruguay).
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Instead, she's traveled to the northern end of Puget Sound in Washington to crouch, back to the ocean, foraging for ocher at the base of a cliff.
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Foraging might be a food-gathering mode free of fossil fuels or underpaid laborers, but it's not actively encouraged, with UK bylaws prohibiting the removal of plants.
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Foraging might help use up what would otherwise be left to rot, but it's difficult to see how it could contribute in any significant and sustainable way.
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The trio is inseparable, whether they're foraging for grub in the grass, eating fresh fruits and veggies (diced tomatoes are Mayflower's favorite!) or cuddling up for naps.
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Anywhere from two to four times each day, around 200 to 500 soldiers of this species align themselves in long columns and march toward termite foraging sites.
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For one thing, "reading documents a lot" is high on the list of activities it's nearly impossible to imagine Trump doing, along with foraging, Pilates, and introspection.
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This is called "information foraging," a theory that originated at the storied Palo Alto Research Center, where much of modern computing was born, in the early 1990s.
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The sight of grizzly bears foraging at Yellowstone National Park or humpback whales breaching at Glacier Bay are conservation marvels that attract millions of visitors each year.
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It was undeniably compelling to watch contestants of different ages, body types, and dispositions negotiate the primordial challenges of making fire, securing shelter, and foraging for food.
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The nocturnal creature's foraging is driven by a so-called nectar trail made up of flowering agaves, cacti and other blooming plants that form the bat's diet.
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FORAGING It's a 40-minute bus ride to Kai's house, and I'll listen to music — usually the latest hits — on my iPhone to help pass the time.
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But Jose Luis Nieves, a 32-year-old foraging for food in a rubbish dump by Caracas' Plaza Venezuela, said he could not afford to stay indoors.
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Their plan is to use produce from the space's rooftop garden as well as leftovers from Tausig and Norvell's foraging trip to coastal Maine earlier this week.
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That may require extra landscaping for farms; research has shown that planting wildflowers or flowering hedgerows near crop fields can help restore pollinator habitat and foraging opportunities.
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Surveys of wildlife and tree species established what resources were left for locals who live by foraging plants and hunting bush meat, a crucial source of protein.
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Ants are notoriously much better than humans at organizing their collective traffic flow when foraging for food, but how they manage to do so isn't fully understood.
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FORAGING The Vesterbro neighborhood of Copenhagen was once a seedy part of town that was full of brothels and was not to be ventured into at night.
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The study's authors said that linking visual traits to a reward, such as the math tests the bees passed, is likely to help them on foraging adventures.
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A small section on foraging is included: "Scraps, Wilt & Weeds: Turning Wasted Food Into Plenty" by Mads Refslund and Tama Matsuoka Wong (Grand Central Life & Style, $35).
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It has recipes for the apocalypse, meals and drinks inspired by the show, and even a bunch of tips for foraging, hunting, and cooking in the great outdoors.
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He had the entire island of Sotobanari to himself—foraging, raking debris from the shore, and watching baby turtles hatch from their eggs and scurry to the ocean.
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Alcohol, the forest, mushroom foraging, and your gender all collide in one chapter of your book, where you feel very unsafe around an uncle who was an alcoholic.
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The question is how to encourage Azteca's foraging workers down from their cuaniquil eyries and into coffee bushes in large enough numbers to keep berry borers under control.
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There are plants and game specific to the area, foods that have been part of foraging and hunting culture for many years: yarrow, black walnut, salsify, turkey, deer.
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According to the researchers, foraging insects like bees have to learn to deal with a complex array of sensory, landscape, and chemical cues while they search for pollen.
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Every day, when I've done all the fun work stuff and only have the crappy tasks left, I find myself walking to the kitchen and foraging for snacks.
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There can't be many summertime activities more satisfying than foraging for wild blueberries with your grandchildren in the same place you foraged for wild blueberries with your children.
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As the bears' seal-hunting grounds disappear, they are forced to spend more and more time on land foraging for whale scraps or whatever nourishment they can find.
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The lamb haunch was not at all to my taste, but, given a choice between eating it and foraging for a puffin egg, I know which I'd choose.
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Favel toldGlobal Newsthat his team spotted two young men in clothing similar to what it is believed the suspects are wearing foraging for scraps at a garbage dump.
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The investigations, which take you on hunts for specific monsters, have made foraging and farming feel like some of the most exciting activities to do in this game.
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Religion encouraged clans to unite around a shared belief or ritual, and allowed for the cultivation of community practices like foraging for food, hunting, and sharing childcare duties.
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The organic feel of the piece fits in perfectly at Noma, where chef René Redzepi pioneered foraging for underused local ingredients such as sea buckthorn and reindeer moss.
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That's because most sea turtle species only nest when foraging is good, and from year to year, the number of nests found on a beach can vary dramatically.
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"You can't always get what you want, when you want it," said Alan Muskat, who leads quirky foraging tours with his company, No Taste Like Home, near Asheville.
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Life is tough for skilled if unremarkable actresses like Eliza Dushku, who, despite early success, can be left foraging among fair-to-middling television series and forgettable movies.
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Eating animals added so much nutrition to our diets that we no longer had to spend all our time foraging, and we developed smaller stomachs and larger brains.
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Calming products like "foraging mats" have been a trend for the past few years, and one of the reasons is that they combat behavior issues in our dogs.
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This isn't the book to read for glowing paens to parental leave or foraging chefs; instead, it's a rarer offering: an engaging, layered look into a complex culture.
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Years of drought put a damper on the foraging of fungus in the state's forests, a hobby that has burgeoned with the growing popularity of fresh, local food.
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For Voyeur Voyager Forager Forester, his first solo show with Denny Gallery, his own efforts of four-and-a-half years of voyaging and foraging are on display.
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The researchers observed green, hawksbill, and loggerhead turtles in different contexts using their limbs to assist with foraging in the wild, according to the study published recently in PeerJ.
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So, even though the turtle foraging in the video above may look like me trying to garden with my elbows, it clearly serves a useful purpose for the animal.
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Local biodiversity benefits, too: The program encourages beekeepers to create and protect foraging sources for the native bees by planting wildflowers among their crops and conserving nearby native forests.
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Two or four times a day, the ants march from their nests in long lines and raid termites at their foraging sites, killing and hauling their prey back home.
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Three years ago, Jeffreys saw a Wompoo foraging for berries in the forest near Byron Bay, Australia; its brilliant plumage blew her away and inspired her portrait series Ornithurae.
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Internet memes by opposition supporters have super-imposed an official picture of Maduro dancing during the show on photos of food lines, jailed activists and people foraging through garbage.
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Elephant seals and narwhals can dive up to 214,0003 meters to the seafloor, where they spend around 2000 minutes foraging for food before returning to the surface to breathe.
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Part of that project is INFOCAT, an experimental platform for testing the information foraging abilities of analysts, which can then be used to design better training and search systems.
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He went foraging for tannic buffalo berries and wild greens early in the morning, before the sun rose high over the prairie and it became too hot to trek.
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Another theory suggests that the holiday dates back to the 18th century, when death from foraging was still fairly common, particularly due to lethal blackberries above all other fruits.
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Roy Maheu says she didn't really understand the craze surrounding mushrooms, or how chefs can become obsessed with foraging them, until she partnered up with childhood friend Lynch-Gauthier.
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Baldor Specialty Foods, an importer and distributor, has a kiosk called a Foraging Center, where shoppers can scan a website and order produce that is not in the store.
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For the foodie audience that keeps tabs on restaurant openings and culinary trends (farm-to-table produce, foam, tweezers, foraging), Fieri is not a welcome member of the tribe.
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The call lasted three minutes and the news shook her: Her family had lost everything — jobs, houses, possessions, cars — and had spent days foraging for food, ice and water.
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They plant trees as well — to get funding, they've occasionally had to argue that the trees are sculptures that just happen to be alive — and organize fruit-foraging expeditions.
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As they tunneled through the seafloor, the animals likely fed on algae or dead lifeforms they came across, a foraging strategy that may have helped give rise to predation.
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The arrival, she said, was actually the result of foraging gulls that followed the Tiber River to Rome, and then spread word of the city's bounty to other birds.
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"Simple things like clean cookstoves, which cook faster and don't require foraging for fuel, or water points that make it easier to get water, can really help," Kripke said.
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FORAGING In St. Petersburg, with its palaces of the imperial court and the magnificent State Hermitage Museum, shopping is not at the top of the list for most tourists.
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She discovered the pleasures of seaweed foraging when she was sent to convalesce by the English seaside town of Hastings in 1848 following the birth of her seventh child.
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In the wild, modern great apes spend about eight hours a day foraging just to meet their minimal caloric requirements, and they routinely lose weight when food is scarce.
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In one, an "observer" bee was placed in a small chamber near an actively foraging trained bee, and would watch the trained bee performing the task over and over.
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