Sentence examples for animal trapped from inspiring English sources

Some of the options are darkly funny, as one where a man gives his wife step-by-step instructions on shooting a wild animal trapped in the house.

A lion has been saved from death at the hands of poachers after a photo of the dying animal trapped in a snare was shared on Facebook.

It was through their influence, Nietzsche railed, that man had become a sickly animal, trapped in a civilization that sapped his sex and strength; the time had come for man to reclaim his instincts and redeem his rights.

As mink makes a stunning appearance on the catwalks of New York this week, campaigners on both sides of the fur war are reaching for their volumes of statistics, to prove how healthy/ animal trapped the industry is. "I can't emphasise how important it is that more and more designers are using fur," says Jan Brown of the British Fur Trade Association.

So the real question is whether shooting an African animal trapped in the corner of a Texas fence is really hunting at all, or is it something else entirely--something quite different that is masquerading as hunting?

It is unwise and inhumane to leave the animal trapped without attention for more than a short period of time.

PEOPLE who oppose animal trapping appear to have won the rights to most of the available public trapping sites, the State Department of Environmental Protection said last week.

THE animal trapping season on public lands has evolved from a fall and winter ritual where trappers corner muskrats, beavers and other mammals to a quiet war waged by animal rights groups to stop them.

For detailed information on animal trapping, tissue sampling and male collaring see Thonhauser, Raveh, Hettyey, Beissmann, and Penn (2013b).

In the late fifties, nutria surpassed muskrat in the state's fur trade in both numbers of animals trapped and value of pelts.

Even in Sonic the Hedgehog, which begins in the rural Green Hill Zone, you have to bop the evil robots on the head to release the cute animals trapped within.