Sentence examples for injuring humans from inspiring English sources

虎豹九关, 啄害下人些 hubao jiu guan, zhuo hai xia ren xie "tiger and leopard guard nine gates, biting and injuring humans below".

These blocks can cause significant damage, such as penetrating roofs (Blong 1981 , 1984 Ui et al. 2002), demolishing mountain huts, injuring humans (Blong 1984; Baxter and Gresham 1997), and causing fires if they are still hot when they land (Pistolesi et al. 2011).

Despite not having a sting, the porcupine ray is capable of injuring humans with its many sharp thorns.

This ray is capable of injuring humans with its venomous tail spines, though it prefers to flee if threatened.

In 1869, the English ornithologist Alfred Newton argued that the Withoos' painting and engraving in Bontekoe's memoir depicted a living Réunion dodo that had been brought to Holland, while explaining its blunt beak as a result of beak trimming to prevent it from injuring humans.

It's important to remind ourselves that war is the worst possible way of settling human disagreements, focused as it is upon injuring human flesh (and ravaging the basics of human life) until one side can no longer withstand the pain.

Most venoms injure humans only when introduced into the skin or deeper tissues, usually through a sting or bite.

But could our denial be cracking, this summer, as, in the heartland – that most iconic of American landscapes – broiling temperatures injure humans and cook fish in the water?

"I have seen what this animal can do and how badly these animals can injure humans," says Achmad Ariefiandy, with the Indonesian Komodo Survival Program (KSP).

Their large size, high intelligence, and complex social lives make both species unsuitable for captivity, and both have killed and injured humans in circuses, zoos, and theme parks.

Although shy and will typically attempt to avoid humans, this species has been known to kill or injure humans who corner the animals, then wound and agitate them.