Sentence examples for which it lives from inspiring English sources

Habitat destruction through forest clearing is the main cause of this collapse, and the cotton-top has lost more than three-quarters of its original habitat to deforestation, while the lowland forest in which it lives has been reduced to five percent of its historical range.

The frog is cryptically coloured, its rough brown skin matching the leaf litter in which it lives.

This shark has acute vision optimized for detecting the bioluminescence of its prey, as sunlight does not reach the depths at which it lives.

It gave Dolphy's music a buoyancy, on which it lives or dies.

"The political class has an extractive relationship with the society in which it lives," says a diplomat in Islamabad.

Despite its small size, the oystershell scale can inflict great damage on the trees and shrubs on which it lives.

They found that the most useful factors for determining if a particular species had an elevated risk of extinction was its maximum body size, the minimum depth of water in which it lived, and the range of depth with larger species and those that swim in shallower waters having the largest risk.

The name Paralititan means "tidal giant," reflecting the supposed coastal environment in which it lived and died.

Another success is the island fox, which had been lost from some of the southern Californian islands on which it lived, but has staged a remarkable comeback.

(The levels of dissolved oxygen in the water in which it lived would have reflected what was found in the atmosphere).Dr Braddy reckons that size may have become advantageous to J. rhenaniae and that evolution encouraged the trait.

He too contemplated the machine and decided he could not begin surgery until the machine had been moved from the small room in which it lived to a spot downstairs.