Sentence examples for from otters from inspiring English sources
But the main thing is, it's easy to protect a lake from otters.
They occasionally steal food from other animals, sometimes cooperating with other crows to raid food from otters, vultures, and water birds.
Over four months this spring, Watson and Sean Maxwell, a doctoral student at the University of Queensland, used the new data to identify and rank the existential threats to nearly nine thousand species, ranging from otters to lilies.
Their deaths feed animals from otters to blue herons and other fish, and fertilize the soil for alders and Douglas firs on the hilly shores.
Therefore, existence of a closely related species (e.g., D. spectans from otters, but also reported from a human in Brazil) (15 ) should be considered.
Take the well-maintained three-bedroom cottage with a wraparound deck on a shy half-acre a block from Otter Pond, tennis courts and Main Street in Sag Harbor Village, listed by Sotheby's International for $480,000, recently reduced from $499,000.
The route is signposted from the tourist information centre in Braunton; rent bikes from Otter Cycle Hire (01271 813339) close to the start of the trail in Braunton Step into the deepest gorge in the south west and experience the force of nature from the foot of the 30m White Lady waterfall.
However, Pickett said Ellation still has a separate capital structure from Otter Media (which is a joint venture between Chernin Group and AT&T).
Since then, it has raised about $4.75 million from three sources: Munger's $4,091,499.84, (Interesting number, no?) $300,000 from Otter Capital, which is a private equity firm, and $350,000 from the New Majority PAC, a high-roller Republican fundraising group.
Morbilliviral nucleic acid was amplified from 8 nasal swabs from live otters (10%, 8/77) and from lung, lymph node, or brain from 3 dead otters.
The rest of our top 10 fell into these two styles, conforming mostly to the hefeweizen paradigm, like the Tröegs DreamWeaver Wheat, the Sly Fox Royal Weisse and Pennsylvania's Penn Weizen, or departing in various ways, like the Otter Summer from Otter Creek.
