Attractants in a sentence

FWP says property owners need to store garbage in bear-resistant cans, and keep from leaving food and other attractants out, including pet food, chicken feed, and BBQs.

Rodenticides are toxic baits that contain attractants that can be used as an effective method as well.

This would give bylaw officers the ability to issue fines to residents who leave wildlife attractants on their property in a manner which is easy for animals to access.

At the time, Wild Wise said it was believed that the unsecured attractants were to blame for the bear’s death, since it could have drawn the family close to roadways.

Don’t leave out any animal attractants such as pet food and garbage.

Julie Pavey-Tomlinson, Port Moody's general manager of community services, said when she started working at the city in the late 1990s, open garbage cans in parks and attractants could be found everywhere.

Proper Waste Management: To reduce attractants, store food in airtight containers and eliminate garbage often.

The findings could offer a roadmap for a new generation of attractants that lure adult specimens into traps for population control, as well as advanced repellents that make people invisible to mosquitoes — though that could be some way away.

The most common attractants for rats, Hans said, are “foods, including rotting fruit from fruit trees—coyotes are attracted to this as well—feces left by dogs or wildlife” and vegetation such as English Ivy.

To prevent rats, people should secure attractants, such as garbage, remove bird feeders, and make sure they regularly turn their compost.

Yes, it’s very important that we secure our attractants and putting your garbage can out before the time of pickup just increases the length of time bears can find it and get into it,” said Bakker.

Brouwers said removing attractants will keep bears at bay.

By repeatedly evaluating their course, and adjusting if they are moving in the wrong direction, bacteria can direct their motion to find favorable locations with high concentrations of attractants (usually food) and avoid repellents (usually poisons).

However, now the MCPs can be demethylated by CheB-P, and, when this happens, the receptors can once again respond to attractants.

Indeed, the fish appears not to have any response to any chemical attractants, and primarily hunts by visual tracking.

Through use of their flagella, E. coli are able to move rapidly towards attractants and away from repellents.