They traded pleasantries and went back to foraging for fruit.
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In city parks, plucking plants and foraging for food is illegal.
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A minute after that they are out flying around foraging for food.
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Favel said his team saw two men foraging for scraps in a Dumpster.
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The miners, meanwhile, have been foraging for herbs to sell in the markets.
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While foraging for their own food, they distribute the pollen that propagates our own.
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Early poems often depict her foraging for food, gathering mussels, clams, mushrooms, or berries.
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Donkeys usually keep their hooves naturally pumiced by foraging for long miles over rocky ground.
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The everyday living of raising kids, making mistakes, working rodeos, foraging for pinecones, selling weed.
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But the most interesting responses came from the many Swedes who took foraging for granted.
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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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Deforestation and large-scale foraging for mushrooms and forest fruit also limited their space and food.
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Families are also pulling their children out of school, to send them foraging for edible plants.
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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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I mean, we're not going to be foraging for different types of basil up there—there's nothing.
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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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Lozbin keeps chickens, geese and ducks, grows potatoes and tomatoes, and goes foraging for mushrooms in nearby woods.
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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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He often spends his workday looking for new toys, foraging for treats and snoozing on a plush gray couch.
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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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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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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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He spent the day before foraging for food in an empty lot, because there was nothing to eat at home.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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Indeed, she acknowledges that even though her find shows that people knew how to bake the stuff 14,000 years ago, foraging for the ingredients would have been a considerable chore.
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But my normal diet felt inadequate now that I knew what all the beautiful people were eating, and I wondered if I needed to go foraging for some edible flowers.
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Two Canadian teens on the run and wanted for murder have reportedly been spotted foraging for food in a garbage dump around 50 miles from where they were last seen.
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Despite your eighth grade woes, scientists have discovered that it really isn't all that difficult, at least for some creatures, who make it a daily routine when foraging for food.
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For instance, despite Midsomer Murders once featuring the destroying angel mushroom as a murder weapon, more people die each year from stepping in buckets than they do foraging for mushrooms.
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Excerpts from George Crumb's "Black Angels," music rich in strange buzzing effects, worked effectively, especially the "Night of the Electric Insects" section, which accompanied close-ups of ants foraging for food.
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"Today in South Sudan there are entire communities who have been forced to flee their homes and are living in the open, sheltered only by trees, foraging for food," said Goetschmann.
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From there, the contestants must navigate a jungle and its gnarly vines and cliffs, while foraging for their own food and fighting off any unplanned obstacles Mother Nature throws their way.
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This includes interacting with moist soil and insects as well as partaking in tiresome camp chores like tent pitching, fire making, food schlepping and foraging for makeshift, leave-no-trace toilets.
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My uncle went foraging for them, until locals started welcoming people like him with "chink" and "gook," waving guns, and making it clear that those wandering their woods should go home.
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What resulted was a lovely, wholesome video documenting her peaceful days of learning at Goun-sa, a Buddhist temple, and foraging for root vegetables in the lush mountains of the Gyeongsang Province.
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Keen to impress me with his camping skills, in or out of doors, Nick went foraging for sticks in the posh Palm Springs resort's garden wearing only the hotel's terry-cloth bathrobe.
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First, there was all that foraging for rare herbs and ingredients — eye of newt, hemlock, liver of a blaspheming Jew (that one was used in the witches' brew recipe for Shakespeare's Macbeth).
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Years of roving the country in junk cars, foraging for food in school trash bins, being pelted with rocks by bullies and being eyed with contempt by neighbors have left her wary.
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Den's wife Supap Kamlae, 62, said early April 16 her husband went foraging for bamboo shoots with his two dogs, both of whom returned home later that day but her husband did not.
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The omnivore is believed to have an enormous home range, foraging for roots, berries, plants, and hunting ungulates (deer, moose, and elk) and smaller mammals over distances of upwards of 70 square kilometers.
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The men were reportedly spotted foraging for food in a garbage dump at one point, and shortly before they were charged with murder they were briefly detained and searched at an alcohol checkpoint.
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Two Canadian teens on the run and wanted for murder have been spotted foraging for food in a garbage dump around 50 miles from where they were last seen, Canada's Global News reported.
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One of Mr. Ballani's brothers was still stuck in the house in Jordan, he said, and his brother's widow was living in a park in Syria with her three children, foraging for food.
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They never talked about the past, he said, but early on they were so poor that they survived by foraging for food in the mountains that make up much of Hong Kong's landmass.
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For many years, the scientists had been studying and tagging along on hunts with the Hadza, a tribe in Tanzania that lives by subsistence hunting and foraging for berries, honey, baobab fruit and tubers.
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An investigation of Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins in Western Australia's Shark Bay revealed that males prefer each other's company while foraging for food, and forge friendships based on their preferred tool for the job.
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We limit ourselves to vowel sounds and grunts, and just get back in touch with our primal selves, roaming around the apartment, pissing and shitting at will, and foraging for scraps of salami. Heaven.
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During butterfly season, the main rutted track into the forest from Yangambi village becomes a commuter artery, everyone in search of something: children collecting edible caterpillars, women foraging for greens, men hunting for bushmeat.
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There is the black market across blockade lines, for instance, and the quiet or unexpected ways this type of warfare can kill: heart attacks, stillbirths, a step on a land mine while foraging for food.
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"Even relatively minor volcanic eruptions can be potentially devastating to the ecology at locations far from the eruption source," the study authors note, because ash blanketing the region could disrupt both nesting and foraging for food.
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Bill, her father, drags her on trips of "experiential archaeology", on which she is forced to "rediscover the lifeways of pre-modern hunter-gatherers", wearing a tunic, foraging for food and sleeping on a wooden bunk.
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The project rescues the illegally caught orphan apes and rehabilitates them, introducing the vulnerable and impressionable animals to a curriculum featuring lessons in climbing, foraging for food and building their own sleeping nest in the trees.
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Oliver can be an enticing celebrant of pure pleasure—in one poem she imagines herself, with a touch of eroticism, as a bear foraging for blackberries—but more often there is a moral to her poems.
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James Favel, executive director of the Bear Clan Patrol, a civilian patrol body, told Canada's Global News his team saw two men foraging for scraps in a dumpster in York Landing on Sunday — and called police.
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Officials hope to expand the idea and purpose of their museum at a time when cultural institutions around the world are foraging for ways to connect not just with a core audience but the general public.
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Back in Los Angeles, Buhai often strolls the Silver Lake hills with scissors in hand foraging for unexpected florals from the neighborhood to mix with branches from her yard to bring touches of California's unique landscape indoors.
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After interviewing Travers about her new cookbook earlier this year, UK staff writer Ruby Lott-Lavigna bought an ice cream machine off Gumtree [editor's note: like the British equivalent of Craigslist] and went *actual* foraging for fig leaves.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Sun bears, the smallest of the world's eight bear species, are generally solitary animals, content to spend most of their time alone outside mating season, foraging for fruit, rodents, birds and insects in Southeast Asian tropical forests.
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They spend hours foraging for nectar in among flowers, can remember where the juiciest flowers are, and even have a form of communication (called a waggle dance) to inform their hive mates of where food is to be found.
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Her mother's clothes are lined in the closet by color, her sweaters zipped into mothproof bags; and in the third drawer, behind the box with her mother's rings and pearls, the bottle of gin Constance found foraging for cigarettes weeks earlier.
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While they're not providing "swamp-to-table" crawdaddies or out foraging for wild turnips to add to artisanal po' boys, or doing any of the other bullshit that tends to draw media attention these days, the math here is simple.
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That farm was run by Murat's late brother in-law, Axipa, who on his website he refers to as "a tower of strength to me" and when he reminisces about the pair foraging for caper shoots, his eyes gleam once again.
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James Favel, executive director of civilian patrol group Bear Clan Patrol, told Global News that 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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KRASNOYARSK REGION, Russia (Reuters) - Viktor, 62, turned his back on society 16 years ago and moved to the remote forest wilderness of Russian Siberia where he lives in seclusion in a wooden hut, studying the Bible and foraging for food.
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Worse, the more you feed wild animals, the more they grow accustomed to humans, and stick around people instead of foraging for their own food — which leads to people treating them like pests and trying to poison, trap, or kill them.
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Despite the fact that their daily activities—foraging for food, searching for mates, avoiding predators—provided a more than adequate workout, the mice voluntarily chose to run, spending up to eighteen minutes at a time on the wheel, and returning for repeat sessions.
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This valuable food source is enormously attractive to overwintering insectivorous birds like downy woodpeckers, which can be observed far from their familiar woodland homes, hammering at the dried goldenrod stems and disturbing the peace behind the dunes, while foraging for a winter meal.
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In his foraging for material, he discovers a broken cyborg that he names Alita (Rosa Salazar), one in the form of a teenage girl, albeit with exaggerated cartoon eyes, some "Ex Machina"-esque translucent limbs and a mysterious past that she can't remember.
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Willem Kruger snapped this dynamic action shot of a yellow-billed hornbill foraging for termites in South Africa In Geelong, the images are complemented by The Dead Zoo, a subtle addition to the exhibition space of taxidermy displays drawn from the Wool Museum's own collection.
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You're then given the option of journeying to one of seven territories within the state and partaking in a number of activities such as foraging for truffles, getting ice cream at Salt & Straw, catching and cooking Dungeness crab, or even becoming an accidental sommelier.
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Kip Patrick, the Alliance's senior director of global partnerships and communications, pointed to the effort's benefits, saying the millions of biomass stoves distributed so far have cut the time women spend foraging for wood and costs to poor households of purchasing fuels such as charcoal.
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Not long after the cookbook writer Michele Genest first arrived in the Yukon Territory from downtown Toronto 22 years ago, she discovered a favorite fall ritual of indigenous peoples as well as relative newcomers in this cold land of mountains and forests: foraging for lowbush cranberries.
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That means local farming and foraging for ingredients, no red meat, deserts made from agar (an algae-based gelatin), lots of aquaculture, a proliferation of bivalves which play an important role in filtering ocean water, and canned or preserved foods we might need to turn to as crops shift.
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When GEF was created, he made the cut by completing a punishing survival course in which candidates endure jumping out of helicopters, protracted treks through the jungle, foraging for food, treating snakebites, going for long stretches without food and sleep, and training for gun battles and knife fights.
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Tara Westover's "Educated," a memoir about a girl born into a survivalist family in the Idaho mountains who was not allowed to go to school and spent her days foraging for metal in a junkyard while trying to avoid the catalytic converters hurled at her by her fanatic, anti-government father.
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But foragers Ryan Courter and Jonathan Neu of the No Morels Mushroom Club—a self-described "small gang of fungis and fungirls from Portland Oregon who love foraging for choice edibles"—said they knew where to find some, as long as we promised never to tell anyone where their spot was. Deal.
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Her skull was found April 173 in a rock quarry about nine miles from her high school — the day after someone foraging for mushrooms in the same quarry, about 20 to 30 yards away, discovered the skeletal remains of 21-year-old Jessica Runions, who went missing in September 2016, Belton Police Department Lt. Brad Swanson tells PEOPLE.
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The way the thoughts and images speed up and tumble into one another, darting from the canned fish to foraging for food to fishing to poison, pausing briefly on biblical temptation, moving on to ice cream and oranges, and then redirecting: "Yes but what about oysters," — it is so dense and so playful and so lovely.
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In "Salvage the Bones," a father struggles to fortify his home against the coming hurricane, but fails to notice the rise of quieter waters: his young daughter—the narrator, a bookish girl named Esch—is hiding a pregnancy; his son steals to feed the pit bull he is training to fight; his children are going hungry, foraging for eggs in the yard.
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Corey Lee's "Benu" cookbook is filled with stories: of his grandmother foraging for acorns; of his mother forcing him to drink a tonic of brewed deer's antlers; of his father bringing home live lobster for his son's birthday, and of the joys of eating tomalley (the wet gray-green paste that acts as a lobster's liver and pancreas) on buttered bread.
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"I'm pretty sure I hate you, I'm pretty sure I love you," he sings on "Bossa No Sé." Almost always cosmically vibrant, Cuco's songs oscillate between moods: They're grief-stricken, humourous, and searching (he is, at any given moment, foraging for love or drugs or enlightenment in one form or another), but he never loses sight of where he is.
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Read more:Canadian authorities are winding down their manhunt for 2 teen murder suspects amid theories that they died in the wildernessThe 2 Canadian teen fugitives were searched at an alcohol checkpoint the day they were charged with murder, but authorities let them go2 teen Canadian murder suspects were reportedly seen foraging for food in a garbage dump 50 miles from where they were last spotted2 teen Canadian murder suspects are still on the run, and may have tricked someone into helping them escape the wilderness town where police thought they were cornered
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"Members of the CSA are tied by a non-traditional religion which includes faith healing, speaking in tongues, and a prophecy which says that society will soon collapse in turmoil," a 1982 internal FBI report stated: In preparation for this, the group stockpiles food and weapons and trains themselves in military and survival procedures…taught are firearms and marksmanship, rappelling, foraging for food, erection of such obstacles as punji sticks and barbed wire to detour looters [sic], urban warfare, military field craft, national forest survival, home defense, Christian martial arts, Christian military truths, nuclear survival and tax protesting.
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Read more:The 2 Canadian teen fugitives were searched at an alcohol checkpoint the day they were charged with murder, but authorities let them go2 teen Canadian murder suspects were reportedly seen foraging for food in a garbage dump 50 miles from where they were last spotted2 Canadian teens wanted in an apparent killing spree spanning thousands of miles will likely die in a gun battle with police, one of their dads said2 missing teens have been named as suspects in the murder of a couple who were shot dead while road-tripping through Canada, and a manhunt is underway
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