Sentences with phrase «dodo because»

Pet stores are hopefully going the way of the dodo because more and more people are educating themselves.

We got a new wheel for our Syrian hamster named Dodo because her last one was too small.

That argument has finally gone the way of the dodo because there are too many of us out there in the trenches who know just how wrong that argument is and we've been letting others know.

Not exact matches

She better be careful because a black republican is about as commonplace as a dodo bird.

Unfortunately Wenger is a Dodo and he will give Sanchez away for Money because his he is so much of a tight butt.

I know I was one of the people calling for his signing and therefore I eat humble pie and apologize because I made a dodo there.

Because it's so hard to replace all the genes that make a woolly mammoth — or a passenger pigeon or dodo or Steller's sea cow — a unique species, the re-created animals won't be exactly what went extinct.

This is an interesting question, because dodos were dinosaurs.

The Dodo isn't dead, it's just moved to Monster Hunter World, and has changed its name to Kulu - Ya - Ku because of that crime it committed back in the day.

Anyone who may have been concerned, for example, that Walt Disney Feature Animation would be going the way of the dodo (this writer is among them) could breathe a bit easier because of this news story.

«The only reason why the animal had food, water or shelter was because of the construction workers,» Susan Turner of rescue organization Nadia's Hope Foundation tells The Dodo.

Dodos — because of their cuteness!

I've been drawn to the skeptics in both of my movies (Dodos and Sizzle) because they provide the «source of tension or conflict» that is essential for good storytelling, which enables me to reach a broad audience.

How about — We must do something urgent about AGW because...... otherwise future generations will regard us as even more stupid than the people who felled the last tree on Easter Island, or the Dodo hunters, or the 19thC whalers or the Grand banks cod fishermen, or CFC manufacturers... Or any of the other examples from history of human activities damaging a common resource by overuse.

In fact, one example, the Dodo bird, became extinct simply because the Dutch sailors ate them all.

The authors suggest that because dodos stayed close to the ground, they used smell to find food.