Sentence examples for spectacular animals from inspiring English sources

And, like pythons, they are spectacular animals that make terrible pets.

Lemurs are spectacular animals, and the forests they depend on are being destroyed at a staggering rate.

Captain R. Cheyne-Stout, consulting zoologist of the menagerie, an incisive young man who wears riding boots and came in with Fusion, says he would like to buy some spectacular animals if he had any money for the purpose.

I have heard that in some cases these people fly to a country for just a couple of days, during which they have booked the killing of several spectacular animals.

Does the ornithology world also have the argument they have in mammal conservation: that concentrating all the energy on saving the big, spectacular animals – the charismatic megafauna – takes resources away from saving small, grey things that are in just as much need of protection?

For although the park is rich in some of the world's largest and most spectacular animals, there was a risk of finding a giraffe or impala wandering around with an arrow sticking out of its neck hardly the sort of thing that appeals to visitors hoping for a glimpse of unspoiled wildlife.

Ice Age Survivor The Irish elk was a spectacular animal, the largest deer that ever lived, with antlers that spanned up to 12 feet.

They sit in silence, hands dangling separately from their windows, a warm breeze stirring the hair on their arms, ignoring the most spectacular animal sighting of the safari.

This spectacular animal fair coincides with the full moon and springs forth with all the colour and authenticity that Pushkar held 30 years ago".

"It's a pretty spectacular animal, and with Wyoming being the last stronghold of pronghorns, its important to protect their long distance migrations," Dr. Beckmann said.

By 30 kya the Cro-Magnons were already creating spectacular animal paintings deep in caves, most of which are accompanied by numerous geometric symbols (see also Eyzies-de-Tayac; Lascaux Grotto; Font-de-Gaume; Altamira).