Sentence examples for elephants easily from inspiring English sources

So far, it seems as though the elephants' easily panicked nature meant that they weren't useful companions for battle.

Furthermore, elephants easily learn to understand various sorts of commands that are verbally expressed by circus trainers and jungle dwellers (e.g. Rensch 1956 , 1957.

However, color represents only a weak and ambiguous clue since many objects in the environment (e.g., different grounds and rocks) have similar colors to elephants and easily provoke false-positive detections.

These flashing lights warn people returning home in the dark, when elephants are not easily visible.

What struck me immediately wasn't the park's huge concentrations of easily spotted elephants, giraffes and impala.

Biologist R. Dale Guthrie of the University of Alaska in Fairbanks largely agrees with the findings, but he says more work is needed to explain why some mammoths seem to have survived in regions colonized by humans and why many modern elephants live in areas easily accessible to humans, such as the African savannah.

In a floppy red hoodie ensemble topped with a baseball hat embroidered with elephants, M.I.A. moved slowly and easily, the least anxious person onstage.

The method does not make hard constraints on the species of elephants themselves and is thus easily adaptable to other animal species.

"In these elephant camps such opportunities can easily go unnoticed by their human caretakers," said Dr. Reiss.

As soon as night fell, the jungle became so dark, the undergrowth so impenetrable, that I could have easily missed an elephant, let alone a stealthy jaguar hiding behind the nearest tree.

One could just as easily ask what "Dovima With Elephants" would have been without the elephants, of course, but then three-ton pachyderms don't rate the cultural attention devoted to beautiful clothes-hangers who weigh 100 pounds.