So far she has already determined that one cat with a distinctive ear-notch was responsible for two of the kills.
Elements of jazz, rock and Minimalism permeate the score, although the musical subtleties that grab you are the product of Mr. Andriessen's acute and distinctive ear.
Mr. Kellogg is not afraid to let his music recall Stravinsky, Poulenc, Messiaen, Benny Goodman or whatever, trusting that his distinctive ear and fresh imagination will come through, as it did in this arresting performance by Alexander Fiterstein and Todd Palmer.
This bird has distinctive ear tufts, with upper parts that are mottled with darker blackish colouring and tawny and the wings and tail are barred.
Within barely a generation, however, the delicate mollusk and its distinctive ear-shaped shell has become a rarity in the wild, a victim of gastronomic overkill.
Hart brought his distinctive ears and best Canadian accent to the part of Doctor Franklin Hall, a physicist and all-round brainiac deemed so valuable he was under SHIELD protection 24/7.
Prototypes involving a plain ball or a ball with an illustration were considered visually unappealing due to difficulties in perceiving its movement, so after a series of revisions monkey characters previously created by a female Amusement Vision designer were placed inside the ball, with their appearance being altered to include their "distinctive" ears.
Rocko is a 2-year-old terrier mix, with upright ears and a distinctive set of whiskers.
The Crested Owl is a distinctive forest owl with spectacular, protruding white ear tufts that contrast with its otherwise dark plumage.
But Poulenc was the real deal, a composer with a distinctive flair for lyrical melody and an ear for exquisite harmony to support it.
"A dingo is a distinctive thing in Australia," identifiable by its erect ears, bushy tail, and neck that can arc backward into prime howling position, he says.
