Sentence examples for when on land from inspiring English sources

Aggressive geese may rear up and spread their wings when on land; aggressive loons rear up in the water.

This species forages both on fish when at sea and on carrion, eggs, and vulnerable birds when on land.

Just how could such huge creatures have found enough to eat, or even supported themselves when on land?

Many aquatic vertebrates, whose limbs are often short and poorly adapted for terrestrial movement, are restricted to crawling when on land.

Despite the savage cold and prodigious rain, the Yaghan sported no clothes and when on land only bunkered down in flimsy wigwams.

When on land, seek a pay phone.

When walking on land, crocodiles hold themselves high on all four legs.

Because they are able to turn their hind flippers forward, they can use all four limbs when moving on land.

The webbing is more significant on the front feet and is folded back when walking on land.

When moving on land, the sea lion is able to turn its hindflippers forward and walk on all fours.

They use only two gaits when moving on land, the walk and a faster gait similar to running.