觅食者

The foragers scoured the forest floor for edible mushrooms and berries.
探索者们在森林地面上搜寻可食用的蘑菇和浆果。
Ancient humans were primarily nomadic foragers who followed game animals to survive.
古代人类主要是游牧采集者，他们追寻猎物以求生存。
The indigenous community still practices traditional foraging techniques passed down through generations.
当地社区仍然沿用世代相传的传统采集技术。
During winter, the bears become lethargic and rely on stored food or forage for scarce resources.
冬季时，熊会变得昏昏欲睡，并依赖储存的食物或寻找稀少的资源进行觅食。
Early human foragers had a deep knowledge of their environment and its seasonal cycles.
早期的人类采集者对其环境及季节性周期有着深刻的认识。
Insects such as ants and termites are highly efficient foragers that can locate food sources rapidly.
蚂蚁和白蚁这类昆虫是高效的觅食者，能迅速找到食物来源。
Foragers in tropical rainforests have an intimate understanding of the complex plant life there.
热带雨林中的采集者对那里复杂的植物生活有深入了解。
The reintroduction of wolves in Yellowstone National Park has forced elk to become more vigilant foragers.
黄石国家公园重新引入狼群后，麋鹿不得不变得更加警惕并小心翼翼地觅食。
Honey badgers are notorious foragers known to attack bees' nests in search of honey and bee larvae.
鼬獾因其大胆袭击蜜蜂巢穴寻找蜂蜜和蜂蛹而臭名昭著。
The survival of hunter-gatherer societies depended heavily on the skills and knowledge of experienced foragers.
游猎采集社会的生存很大程度上取决于经验丰富觅食者的技能与知识。