I hope you experiment with the examples and create your own Darwinian breeding grounds.
Their travel would take them to safe and bountiful breeding grounds.
This rebirth could also lead to new breeding grounds for life, scientists believe.
The main preventive measure is to stop the proliferation of mosquitoes by reducing their breeding grounds.
Shorter days affect migration and breeding behavior, so British birds return to summer breeding grounds about ten days earlier than birds that went south.
No doubt it's also a prime breeding grounds for mosquitos, but it sure looks inviting in the ads.
The break occurs on their spring flight from Mexico and the southern U.S. to breeding grounds in the far north.
The penguins make the grueling journey across some 70 miles (110 kilometers) of Antarctic ice each April to return to the breeding grounds where they were born.
The group says a land reclamation project has destroyed key wetlands used by the birds on their way from Asia to their breeding grounds in the Arctic.
Slums are productive breeding grounds for tuberculosis, hepatitis, dengue, pneumonia, cholera, and diarrhoeal diseases that spread easily in highly concentrated populations.
Adelie Penguins require dry land for breeding grounds and stone pebbles for creating nests, but their greater survival depends on the presence of sea ice.
Pillows -and the stuffy bedroom air that surrounds them -are ideal breeding grounds for undesirables ranging from the superbugs MRSA and to flu, chicken pox and even leprosy.
Emperor penguins' amazing journey to breeding grounds deep in the Antarctic and their ability to survive the brutal winter there were captured in the 2005 documentary March of the penguins.
According to the Tag-a-Giant Foundation, which tracks the movements of more than a thousand bluefin tuna, the area where the oil spill is centered is one of the fish's primary breeding grounds.
