Some mammals turned back to water.

Ruminants are a group of mammals.

Very few nonhuman mammals can imitate sounds.

4. Conservation and management of marine mammals

3. Conservation and management of marine mammals

Peter Tyack The intriguing sound of marine mammals

In humans by the way, this is true for all mammals it's true for other mammals and in humans, it got a lot worse.

This is in nature it overrides a carnivorous nature and what otherwise would have been a short fight to the death.

I mean, certainly mammals did. This is one example.

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And also in mice and mice are mammals like us.

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Then comes the fishes and the reptiles and the mammals.

But not many people know that there actually is a real animal called the Tasmanian devil, and it's the world's largest carnivorous marsupial.

All marine mammals use sound for communication to stay in touch.

There's a few hundreds of mammals six million species of insects.

So oxytocin is a simple and ancient molecule found only in mammals.

The African ground squirrels collaborate and are not aggresive to other mammals.

The dolphins are not fish, but mammals close enough to the dogs.

The age of mammals had well and truly started 250 million years ago ...

A world fit for mammals. From tiny shrews came tenrecs, accustomed to the dark.

But you could ask, how could these large mammals live in this desert environment?

This is just a tiny range actually It's us mammals we're one of these.

And there are actually more species of bees than there are mammals and birds combined.

Many mammals have to produce contact calls when, say, a mother and calf are apart.

(f) Legal and institutional frameworks at the international level for the protection of marine mammals

Cheese is a solid food made from the milk of cows, goats, sheep, and other mammals.

Of course, thanks to the environmentalist movement we're all sensitive to the plight of marine mammals.

The mammals needed it because they had to cope with parenthood, social interactions, complex cognitive functions.

Effects of Pollution on Marine Mammals. Marine Mammal Commission Annual Report to Congress, Bethesda, Maryland, 1996.

The next step of evolution in mammals and creatures with divinely superfluous neurons will be to play.

First thing that happened in evolution with mammals, we started to develop a thing called the neocortex.

Now, mammals are warm blooded creatures, and when we get cold, we shake and we shiver, right?

In fact, our invention by our I mean we mammals one of our big inventions was the placenta.

Of the different types of marine mammals, seals and sea lions are the most affected (particularly by entanglement).

It's very much like the rutting of mammals, including humans, you know, sorting out our differences, but gentler, no biting allowed.

And that is 10 times longer than it took the mammals to achieve maximum body size and invade all those habitats.

Well they do know, that if you look at other aquatic mammals, the fat that in most land mammals is deposited inside the body wall, around the kidneys and the intestines and so on, has started to migrate to the outside, and spread out in a layer inside the skin.

There's no dinosaurs yet just this slow, saurian, scaly, nasty, swampy place with a couple of tiny mammals hiding in the fringes.

I believe we are seeing in this response the result of mammals and reptiles having undergone a series of exposures to H2S.

That's quite a bit more than just a few mammals that we're eating, like a cow or a pig or a sheep.

It is estimated that some 100,000 marine mammals die every year from entanglement or ingestion of fishing gear and related marine debris.

N. Nettleship. Incidental catch of marine birds and mammals in fishing nets off Newfoundland, Canada. Marine Pollution Bulletin. 18 344 349, 1987.

We all know the arguments that being vegetarian is better for the environment and for the animals but in a carnivorous culture, it can be hard to make the change. Graham Hill has a powerful, pragmatic suggestion Be a weekday veg.

It is hoped the findings will shed new light on the behaviour of the unique flying mammals and help guide future conservation activities.