Billy helped her scavenge dumps and junkyards for the motors and wheels and other detritus that would compose her giant vehicle. |
Any of the above, as well as weasels, lemmings, some hawks, ravens, Canada jays, and gulls will scavenge caribou carcasses. |
The European red fox is common in the urban rural fringe areas where they scavenge for food. |
Although crocodiles are formidable predators, taking prey as large as antelopes, they will allow crocodile birds to scavenge among their teeth. |
Eggs are drought resistant and lay on the ground, where the larvae scavenge on dead insects. |
He plants cover crops, some to scavenge nutrients, others to biologically fix nitrogen. |