Sentence examples for educated animals from inspiring English sources

The writer tracked down another animal training attraction in Hot Springs called Educated Animals, and then he received some information in the mail about the trainers he was looking for.

Here, to the delight of small children, a collection of "educated" animals strut their stuff: parrots play basketball, a chicken plays the piano, a duck plays the drums.

-R.D. Clyde If you won't work you shan't eat.... You're a wild elephant, and no educated animal at all.

Once considered menageries and "edutainment" attractions, conservation breeding and education facilities are serviced by trained staff from behaviorists to veterinary clinicians, and pathologists to a cohort of educated animal keeper staff.

The training film will be used to educate animal health professionals and guide hatchery owners and workers to better manage their hatcheries in a more hygienic and profitable way.

Today's public is too educated about animal behavior to enjoy watching animals perform and also to enjoy feeding desperate babies.

I'm not just some educated, Westernized animal you can kick in the mug".

Our data showed a lower proportionate need for postexposure prophylaxis (not actual rabies) in long-term travelers than in short-term travelers (7 vs. 23/1,000, OR 0.31, p<0.0001), possibly because long-term travelers may be more knowledgeable or better educated about animal exposure risks, more likely to avoid exposures, and more likely to have been vaccinated before travel.

Visitors are educated on the animals' living habits by Friends of the Elephant Seal, a nonprofit organization based in San Simeon.

The densely green landscape, overlooking pristine beaches, is gorgeous, but safety requires an educated vigilance regarding animals and the elements.

Tim Stanley, who is in his fifth year as director of the farm, said the farm not only educated children about animals and plants, but it helped them gain a better understanding of another way of life and encouraged them to try new experiences.