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Discover LudwigThe phrase "fragile animals" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe animals that are delicate or easily broken. Example: The tropical rainforest is home to many fragile animals, such as the glass frog, which has transparent skin that could easily be injured.
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These are not fragile animals, to be sure.
Pitchers are fragile animals, no different than horses.
"They are fragile animals and there are land mines of injury out there that you need to get lucky to avoid," Baffert said.
All thoroughbreds are vulnerable to sudden accident or breakdown, but in the last few years, racing has lurched toward better medical care and supervision for these fragile animals.
As you well know, they're fragile animals and sometimes things look easy and sometimes something shows up in the wash, whatever it might be.
Stronach immediately spotted Orseno's talent for extracting speed and nursing health out of the fragile animals by his unorthodox method of controlled gallops.
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Wolves that enter Sweden, Finland or Russia might be luckier since those countries are considered more concerned with sustainability of such fragile animal populations.
Your rabbit is a fragile animal and is easily scared.
"I think [we need to] make people aware of how delicate and fragile these animals are, and how much damage we are doing to them and to the wildlife and natural ecosystem around them just by our neglect and ignorance".
In a rainforest amidst lush nature, fragile porcelain animals can be found.
A month later i'm welling up on a nature trail on the grounds of Stormont estate, talking shit about fragile little animals and the hope I gave her and "crushing innocence itself" to my back-patting, slightly spooked big sister.
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