Sentence examples for to breed with from inspiring English sources

But she won't be allowed to breed with Baraka, either.

"You have to breed with the best interests at heart," Paul said.

The researchers, writing in Nature, report that eels there tend to breed with those they came with.

If you can't find another member of your species, it's handy to be able to breed with yourself.

The ducks that died, female Pekins, had been set aside to breed with Muscovy males to produce the Moulard ducks that are used for foie gras.

Like behavioral and physical characteristics, those canine diseases and the responsible mutations tend to segregate according to breed, with many prone to more than one affliction.

To taste our potential partner's saliva and decide if they are healthy enough to breed with, a bit like dogs sniffing at each other.

Reproducing only with each other, scientists will soon become so genetically isolated that they'll no longer be able to breed with other humans.

One of the females on her team is in heat, and the males try to breed with her at every opportunity.

So rather than being a free-for-all, the Sargasso is more like a rolling party, with waves of eels arriving ready to breed with one another.

She said 'we couldn't get her to breed with any of the olingos.' This animal wasn't fussy, it just wasn't the same species.