Sentence examples for destructive animals from inspiring English sources

It also scored maximum points for the personal freedom allowed its residents and freedom from "troublesome and destructive animals and insects".

Diamond cites the success story of the Tikopia chiefs who presided over the decision to eliminate pigs from their tiny island, despite an ancient chieftain's attachment to the destructive animals, and to turn instead to eating shellfish.

Inclusion on the invasive species list would allow the state to increase its efforts in the fight against these destructive animals and kicks off a new initiative to stop the problem before it is too late.

We'd be able to make saner choices, and those choices would greatly affect Big Food's ability to freely use genetically manipulated materials, an almost unlimited assortment of drugs and inhumane and environmentally destructive animal-production methods.

"They're a very destructive animal that comes in, and if you don't control them some way they will take over your fields and pastures," said Lynn Kirkham, president of the Logan County Farm Bureau.

If the fisherman releases a trapped rabbit – a destructive animal which someone is striving to keep down in days when all economically destructive creatures must be kept in check, - why does he not release the hooked fish that he has caught for his own enjoyment and not to supply people with food?

By 2001, the number had ballooned to 174, propelling vultures to third on the destructive-animal list, behind beavers and Canada geese.

There's a line to be drawn from his childhood fascination with Tyson to these self-destructive, wounded animals Schoenaerts plays.

The most destructive reef animal is the crown-of-thorns starfish (Acanthaster planci), which has reduced the colour and attraction of many of the central reefs by eating much of the living coral.

As well as their destructive roles, plants, animals and microorganisms contribute to geomorphology and ecology via direct and indirect bioprotection, which can reduce weathering and erosion.

We see less destructive behavior in animals that exercise and aren't always looking for something to do; that includes cats, as well".