Noun
the area in which an animal normally ranges
Source: WordNetA radio-collar analysis in the Ivory Coast found a female home range completely enclosed within a male's. citation Female live with their cubs in territories that overlap extensively – probably due to the association between mothers and their offspring. Source: Internet
Attempts to relocate bears are typically unsuccessful, as black bears seem to be able to return to their home range even without familiar landscape cues. Source: Internet
An aardvark emerges from its burrow in the late afternoon or shortly after sunset, and forages over a considerable home range encompassing convert. Source: Internet
Black wildebeest herds are often nomadic or may have a regular home range of convert. Source: Internet
Due to the limited number of rats that are studied in home range studies, the estimated sizes of rat home ranges in different rat demographic groups are inconclusive. Source: Internet
Each adult donkey establishes a home range; breeding over a large area may be dominated by one jack. Source: Internet