Sentence examples for upset animals from inspiring English sources

In general, researchers are not particularly concerned that the sudden mid-afternoon darkness will upset animals too much even though the eclipse's approach will come as a complete surprise to them.

Never tickle, poke, chase, taunt, scream at, hit, kick, throw things at, or otherwise try to provoke or upset animals (even pets).

Thompson said store owners were told by some lawmakers that they could not afford to upset animal rights advocates in an election year.

Seeing as a seal-clubbing spree can put a strain on the ol' shoulder muscles (and tends to upset animal rights types), Tasmania has taken to using nonlethal weapons as a solution.

We ask that you not place leashes, harnesses, or pet toys in the overhead bins, as they may shift during flight and upset the animals on board.

The support mostly comes from Brisbane, the Gold Coast and the Sunshine Coast in the state's south-east corner, Australia's fastest growing population zone.But Ms Bligh is worried about annoying farmers in Queensland's vast outback, who argue an extra hour's light in the evenings will upset their animals and farming routines.

They're upset that animals deep in the woodland have been targeted and claim others have been left free to destroy land in and around Coleford and Ruardean.

'It's a bit precious to get upset by animal cruelty, though.

Killing these birds would not be an option since this would upset the animal-right's activists and profuse bird-lovers.

And sometimes, swooping downward in yowling curves after the winds, or making little surprised sounds like an upset cartoon animal, they are very funny.

The photo-snapping tourists found themselves running for safety after they got too close to a black bear and her cubs, upsetting the animals, according to the Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks service.