Sentence examples for resilient animals from inspiring English sources

The nutritional requirements of camels impact on their meat and milk production and their performance as resilient animals.

This is because goats are resilient animals that can cope with relatively low quality feed and scarce water (Morand-Fehr [2005]).

We humans are sturdy and resilient animals, with enormous capacities of creativity and adaptability, but consistently realistic thinking seems to be beyond our powers.

Remarkably, the serum antibody level in some resilient animals was higher than the usual positive-negative cut-off for disease diagnosis at multiple samplings throughout the trial.

The former was transient in the majority of resilient animals and therefore should not be used for diagnosis of MAP infection in younger animals.

But somehow, because dogs are simultaneously the purest and also the most resilient animals on this doomed planet, all was well.

Made of resilient animal skin and protected by stout wooden boards, they last almost indefinitely, and their decoration usually remains in a remarkably good state of preservation.

This was a resilient animal highly adapted to island life, which, idyllic as it may sound, came with climatic conditions that could severely impact the amount of food available.

"She's a very resilient animal," Gunnery Sgt. Chris Willingham said, noting that even blasts at a nearby construction site don't seem to faze her at all.

An adaptable and resilient animal, and one which is holding its own pretty well despite urban/suburban expansion (not quite as well of course as coyotes which are known to prey upon bobcats), these native predators help maintain a balance by successfully hunting pest species.

"As teeth are the most hardy and resilient parts of animals, they are much more common as fossils than whole soft-bodied specimens," Dr Martin Smith, a postdoctoral researcher in Cambridge's Department of Earth Sciences and the paper's lead author, explained.