Sentence examples for fastest land from inspiring English sources

"on a fairly regular basis," making them the fastest land mammals.

Four of the five fastest land animals in the world live in South Africa: cheetah, wildebeest, lion and Thomson's gazelle.

The United Nations Environment Programme (Unep) said the big cat was critically endangered, and wants increased protection for the world's fastest land animal.

Back in the 1960s, researchers in Africa clocked the wild cheetah as it ran and determined that at full gallop, a cheetah reached a top speed of about 65 miles per hour, making it easily the world's fastest land mammal.

This year, for example, many pronghorn antelope — the fastest land mammal in North America — drowned as they tried to cross the flooding Missouri River on their way to fawning grounds in Canada.

Cheetahs, the fastest land animals in the world, are a vulnerable species with just 7,000 adults remaining in Africa and Iran, according to the International Union for the Conservation of Nature.

The burning question is not if, but how fast, land and sea ice will disappear, and what we can do to mitigate and adapt to these changes.

The last entry is for Friday, October 8th, when Andrée wrote that bad weather kept them in the tent all day: "It feels fine to be able to sleep here on fast land as a contrast with the drifting ice out upon the ocean where we constantly heard the cracking, grinding, and din.

In recent decades, the Piedmont has had a relatively fast land conversion rate compared with other ecoregions in the eastern US.

Horses were humanities only source of "fast" land travel, but they were less than optimal.

Little is known about how unique these prairie dog grassland communities are, how fast land degradation can impact biodiversity, and what the main conservation lessons are.