It is a secure facility, for here reside the sole survivors of their species, rescued from the wild before a modern plague swept through their home forests and streams in a ferocious doomsday event that threatens these amphibians with extinction.
It is a secure facility, for here reside the sole survivors of their species, rescued from the wild before a modern plague swept through their forests and streams in a ferocious doomsday event that threatens the planet's amphibians with extinction.
Many MMA fans will have been introduced to one Robert Glenn Lawler during his ferocious co-main event display at the high profile UFC 189 card in July.
Just as network news was trying to refashion itself as lighter and more fun, ONN emphasized vintage voice-of-god journalism, promising a ferocious approach to world events that would be "faster, harder, scarier and all-knowing".
Repeatedly in American history, and in "truth commissions" in some two dozen countries from Argentina to Zimbabwe since the 1980s, it has turned out to be a tricky business to turn the ferocious politics of recent events into the dispassionate stuff of justice and the rule of law.
In the event, one ferocious over from Steve Harmison in indifferent autumnal light persuaded Justin Langer and Matthew Hayden that life at their age was not worth risking in a hopeless pursuit and with the England team wandering aimlessly from the field with hands thrust into pockets, perhaps the finest and most tumultuous Test series in history ended in incongruous tameness.
What ought to be shocking — squeezing past two naked bodies, say — falls flat, without the artist's ferocious charisma to animate the event.
It's possible that the main event will be ferocious, too, if Álvarez catches Mayweather cleanly, providing a shocking and definitive end to Mayweather's extraordinary run.
The metabolic rate of news events such as these is ferocious.
