foraging

IPA: fˈɔrɪdʒɪŋ

Examples of "foraging" in Sentences

Another danger: foraging is illegal in many cities, including San Francisco.
Such foraging is more common in Europe, where the first mushrooms of the season bring families to the forests.
This time of year, they should be foraging from the sea ice, floating over the productive waters of the continental shelf.
Differences in foraging behaviour between Pipistrellus pipistrellus (Schreber, 1774) and Pipistrellus pygmaeus (Leach, 1825).
He became interested in foraging in 1999 when he was living in Florida and came to a realization of how unsustainable the world was.
However, when removing necessary food, water, medicinal and other supplies to stay alive because the government either cannot or will not or is unable to assist, is called foraging.
Finally, if specialised teeth could be shown to have no important function in foraging or feeding behaviour it might then be logical to infer that preening was their primary function -- but, how on earth would you show that they had ‘no function’ in foraging or feeding behaviour?
I gave up on traditional explanations when we couldn’t find size-related tradeoffs in foraging rates or predator avoidance under different environmental conditions said Price, who has spent more than 20 years exploring niche-partitioning explanations for the remarkable diversity of desert rodent communities.