The phrase "heavy animal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an animal that has a significant weight or mass, often in contexts related to agriculture, wildlife, or veterinary discussions.
Example: "The farmer decided to invest in a heavy animal like a draft horse to help with the plowing."
Alternatives: "large animal" or "massive creature."
Some sceptics have suggested that estimates of its weight must be inflated, doubting that such a heavy animal could have walked on land.
A heavy animal about 5.5 metres (18 feet) long, Nodosaurus had a long tail but a very small head and a minuscule brain.
Far greater injustices occur every day, but that does not validate the city's stance that you can't park in front of your home, or in front of a doctor's clinic for a couple of minutes while transporting a heavy animal with advanced kidney disease who can't walk.
But there was another poem I did understand, or thought I did, "The Heavy Bear Who Goes With Me": Breathing at my side, that heavy animal, That heavy bear who sleeps with me, Howls in his sleep for a world of sugar, A sweetness intimate as the water's clasp, Howls in his sleep because the tight-rope Trembles and shows the darkness beneath.
They restrain the hounds as one man circles behind the distracted boar and in a quick thrust grabs its hind shanks and twists the heavy animal to the ground, where it lies snout down in the wire grass, squealing loudly but helpless.
When the heavy animal withdrew its foot from soft mud, the mud flowed back along the sides of the track, making an oblong impression superficially resembling a human footprint; some of the "man tracks" were formed in this fashion.
A massive limb with a broad foot is essential in such heavy animals.
However the really big tyrannosaurs (a clade called the tyrannosaurines) were all very similar in general morphology: they were big (8 metres long and upwards), heavy animals (multiple tons) with reduced hands, bull necks and proportionally large skulls and big teeth.
A goat breast was used as the sample because its stiffness is similar to that of the human breast and because the size of goats allows for relatively easy maneuvering compared with heavy animals such as porcine.
The vision for the land evolved as Taylor and Steyer grew increasingly interested in conservation theory that holds that herds of large, heavy animals like bison running across the earth had once helped churn rich plant material into the soil, creating a hospitable environment for what Taylor calls a "massively symbiotic symphony of nature".
You should also maintain the strength you'll need to lift and restrain heavy animals, as well as the endurance necessary for standing on your feet for long stretches of time.
