Sentence examples for animals separated from from inspiring English sources

Exhibits are artfully designed, with the animals separated from you by unintrusive barriers.

In 1940 he created a zoological garden for forest animals, separated from the camp by barbed wire; the SS officers who enjoyed it were under strict orders "to refrain from anything that might not be good for the animals," and prisoners could stare at the well-protected creatures through the wire barrier.

Aristotle once said: "At his best, man is the noblest of all animals; separated from law and justice, he is the worst".

Wide-eyed revellers struggle down streets like lone animals separated from the herd, burped out onto the streets after being swallowed whole by another Saturday night.

Pumped full of blood and aggression, their bodies glow white on the video screen in the cockpit as they set off in pursuit of one terrified animal, separated from the rest.

That's what glares at me when I read the story about Santino the chimp--not that he planned for the future, but that he planned to hit back, to engage his natural desire to rule his own roost, if not rail against the injustice of being a social, intelligent animal separated from his own wild kind.

For a long time thereafter sponges were assigned to a separate subkingdom, Parazoa ("beside the animals"), separate from the Eumetazoa which formed the rest of the kingdom Animalia.

Within a few days, afferent ataxia developed, and when the animal was separated from the others animals, she apparently became tame.

To ensure that livestock are adequately fed, herds will generally move only a portion of the day along corridors, stopping at encampment points from which livestock disperse to graze after unweaned animals are separated from mothers.

Based on their finding, the researchers suggest that zoos or captive-breeding colonies can limit the spread of AA amyloidosis by removing feces as soon as possible or by keeping the animals' food separated from areas that have come into contact with feces.

Sometimes the little animals become separated from their mothers and siblings and end up in the care of wildlife rehabilitators.