Sentence examples for extraordinary animals from inspiring English sources

Bears are extraordinary animals, but it's obviously critical to be respectful.

He said orangutans are "absolutely extraordinary animals", adding: "When you look into their eyes it's like a reflection in a not so distant mirror".

Co-organiser of the London march, Maria Mossman of Action4Elephants, said: "We're just ordinary people who care about these extraordinary animals.

At that moment, science will have in its grasp the genetic details of what is probably modern humanity's closest relative an extraordinary achievement which should help in the struggle to unravel what makes modern humans such extraordinary animals.

So when we got to Africa, despite the trauma she was undoubtedly going through because it was evident that my father was not sincere in his attempts to revive the relationship, we went on safari and I had to learn about these extraordinary animals.

He is saved by the tiger's owner, Charles Jamrach, a purveyor of wild and extraordinary animals.

But it's a tradition with a long and distinguished history and one that has resulted in some extraordinary animal journeys.

Environmental turmoil is rising in the wake of political upheaval on the island nation of Madagascar, home to hundreds of extraordinary animal and plant species.

It disappeared into the bush, but before I had time to be disappointed by this fleeting glimpse of such an extraordinary animal, a coughing sound ahead had me paddling off again.

So do the extraordinary animal-face pendants of the Kwakwaka'wakw artist Kevin Cranmer, although my favorite work in the relatively spare vitrine holding Mr. Cranmer's pieces is less familiar: a small carved human head painted red and black.

"It seems obvious that electric eels are the product of selection for increasing power output," Catania wrote, resulting in "an extraordinary animal that has fascinated scientists for centuries". This doesn't necessarily mean that Humboldt's spectacular story — and the accompanying images — were wholly true, he cautioned.