Sentence examples for squirrels for instance from inspiring English sources

Raccoons, opossums and squirrels, for instance, would have been safer than mice, who probably felt the full brunt of the storm in parts of the city that were flooded.

The problem with Collins' hypothesis is that many animals that thrive in trees have eyes on the sides of their heads – squirrels, for instance.

When I read of "wildlife sanctuaries" I wonder how far their wardens are prepared to go, by way of managing those species which, if left to themselves, can turn a viable habitat into a desert - grey squirrels, for instance, roe deer, Canada geese, or cormorants.

Ground squirrels, for instance, appear to auto-fellate after sexual contact, in order to prevent sexually transmitted infections.

It also revealed surprises--for instance, that flying squirrels all evolved from a single ancestor and not several, as some had thought.

Rather than dismissing squirrels as rodents, for instance, we should see them as "planters of forests," and be grateful for the role they play in the distribution of seeds (Journal, 10/22/60).

The envelopes that the squirrels' limbs come in for instance will be made of seeded paper, so that once you've made your squirrel, instead of throwing out the packaging, you plant it!

Its consumers are famously keen savers: in Thailand and Malaysia, for instance, they squirrel away nearly 40% of GDP, compared with just half that in Mexico or Argentina.

For instance, in squirrel monkeys group-level preference of the left hand was expressed in catching a fish, but was absent in reaching of stable food item, i.e., simple reaching [ 78].

In South Carolina, for instance, you can hunt gray squirrels, but many areas do not permit the hunting of fox squirrels.

In the early decades of the century, for instance, a hunting association called the Highland Squirrel Club killed 82,000 red squirrels, in part to protect the timber industry.