Sentence examples for water-dwelling creatures from inspiring English sources
This is not the first study to suggest that water-dwelling creatures can become aggressive in small tanks.
They theorized that chronic exposure to low levels of these compounds could produce effects in water-dwelling creatures that would accumulate so slowly that they would be "undetectable or unnoticed" until it was too late to reverse them.
One moment we're reading about early, wild theories of the evolution of the "aquatic homunculus" as an explanation for how water-dwelling creatures might have ended up on land; a few pages later Henderson is describing the ravaging effects of smallpox on the native populations of the New World during the Spanish conquest.
These brontosaurus-type animals, known locally as mokele-mbembe, are reportedly water-dwelling creatures, and could be the African continent's version of the legendary Loch Ness Monster, also believed by many to be a survivor of prehistoric times.
In Albanian folklore, the dhampir is the hybrid child of the karkanxholl (a werewold-like creature with an iron mail shirt) or the lugat (a water-dwelling ghost or monster).
Researchers at Vienna University have turned to simple water-dwelling organisms to recreate a classic physics experiment.
Diatoms are one of the most common type of water-dwelling organisms in the world.
And, in the rough seas off the wild west coast he seized water-dwelling Goldeen.
These are tiny water-dwelling worms.
Water bears, or tardigrades, are water-dwelling, eight-legged, segmented micro-animals.
Sacred Water and Water-Dwelling Serpents: What Can Yuman Oral Tradition Tell Us about Yuman Prehistory?
