Sentence examples for forest populated from inspiring English sources

The visitor starts in a patch of Colombian forest, populated by poisonous frogs and butterflies, then learns how rattlesnakes and scorpions use venom not just to kill their prey but also to defend themselves from mammalian predators like opossums.

(The top 10 designs, including one from Germany that imagined parts of the plaza as a below-grade forest populated by bunnies that have been genetically engineered to glow in the dark, can be viewed at www.vanalen.org).org

They were once higher than the Himalayas, but hundreds of millions of years of erosion have worn them down to a few thousand feet of rugged peaks covered in tufted forest, populated by white-tailed deer, elk and black bear.

"The Sacred Grove, Beloved of the Arts and Muses," a smaller-scale version of a mural that he had painted in the stairwell of the Musée des Beaux-Arts in his hometown of Lyons, shows a mythological forest populated by angels and muses.

India is flying elephants in deep pastel; Italy is a bright land of pizza, pasta, volcanoes and canals; Germany a dark green forest populated by fairy-tale monsters; and Latin America a fantastical eagle and jaguar in a pyramid-strewn landscape.

The area of forest populated by the forest cockchafer has increased constantly and this trend is expected to continue.

The coastline is fringed by rugged mountains and forests populated by bears, cougars and wolves, so if the surf goes flat there are plenty of adventures waiting.

And what a paradise: Mr. Miyazaki's love of the environment manifests itself in lush vistas, limpid ponds and verdant forests populated by kodama, tree spirits.

Though the story ranges across a divine plane to mystic mountains, caves, and forests, populated by gods, giants, dragons, Valkyrie, Norns and river-maidens, the problems with which they wrestle and the flaws they reveal are those of the terrestrial, human world.

A highlight of the exhibit is a diorama of the Canadian arctic Ellesmere Island some 50 million years ago when the climate was warm and the land contained humid swamps and forests populated by turtles, crocodiles, and hippopotamus-looking coryphodons.

The high altitude of this site supports the idea that early Jurassic Antarctica had forests populated by a diverse range of species, at least along the coast.