Sentence examples for animals known for from inspiring English sources

The film, "The Vampire," originally set to music by Duke Ellington, begins with a survey of animals known for sucking or squeezing their prey dry.

In 1992 they started selling their animals, known for the quality of their cashmere, as breeding stock for as much as $1,000 each.

Even small schools chose fighters like Bucknell's Bison or the Bates' Bob Cat, animals known for mixing it up.

The nocturnal animals, known for their pointed snouts and long tails, have been decimated by deforestation, poaching, and the pet trade, but conservationists have a new plan to keep the creatures from vanishing.

The bongo is not an animal known for going in circles.

Your lily-white bed linen may, in fact, be less hygienic than the nest of an animal known for throwing its own poo around.

It used to be as easy as asking farmers, who'd usually holler "Have at it!"— happy to be rid of an animal known for killing chickens.

While agreeing that it is important to strengthen laws against aggressive dogs, people should also have to "go through hoops" to get and keep an animal known for enhanced aggression, said Dr. Andrew Rowan, senior vice president of the Humane Society of the United States.

There also is lingering skepticism among farmers about goats, a much-maligned animal known for its mischievous nature.

An acrobatic animal known for breaching and slapping the water with its tail and pectorals, it is popular with whale watchers off the coasts of Australasia and the Americas.

In contrast, the 100%-rewarded task is fully observable (imagine instead placing an order in a reliable upscale restaurant), because the animal knows for certain that a reward will arrive after cue onset.