Sentences with phrase «curious creatures like»
Take a stroll through the gardens, walk the trail to the jungle and encounter friendly, curious creatures like white - faced monkeys and howler monkeys.
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Toddlers are curious creatures and don't really like to sit still for too long so having a great buckle system is a must.
Cave Story takes you into a rare world where a curious race of innocent rabbit - like creatures, called Mimiga, run free.
Initially, these Transformer - like creatures that sound as though they could be voiced by Liam Neeson, or even Peter Cullen himself, feel as though they came from a completely different movie — and genre — but not only does Aronofsky eventually go on to integrate them into the narrative well enough to make them feel like a natural part of this world, but he also adds backstory and character features that make them one of the most curious and enjoyable parts of the film.
Dogs are naturally curious creatures and like to investigate what we are doing.
They're curious creatures and like to explore.
A deep dive for more experienced divers, Cobia Point tends to attract a lot of large cobia fish that hand around divers like the very curious creatures that they are!
Whilst exploring the Mushroom Kingdom, Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, and Toad come across a strange clear pipe, which a curious green fairy - like creature, called a Sprixie, pops out of.
If you were ever curious about what it would be like to visit a sandbox, living - world MMORPG that is full of monsters, bosses, creatures, and players to fight with or against, then this is your best chance to try Black Desert Online out before buying it.
The country was apparently torn apart after some sort of fungal infection turned much of the population into aggressive zombie - like creatures, which is precisely what curious gamers had uncovered over the past few days by doing a bit of research.
Watching these curious creatures feels almost like a psychedelic experience, as their multicolored, textured bodies run, jump, and sway.
A novel in the form of letters, this exhibition echoes the form by placing the artists works in dialogue with each other: Warren's elegant blue neon abstracts are suspended on one side of the space, while on the other side Dyer's curious pale sculptures sit arranged on a table like so many natural history specimens from creatures either long extinct or yet to evolve.