Sentences with phrase «enormous animals»

We'll investigate some of the most amazing animal builders as we take a look at some of the most enormous animal construction projects on the planet.

She seems to just want to see what happens when a bunch of enormous animals run wild on the streets.

This is what movies like «Rampage» need, along with enormous animals on mysterious jaunts to the Midwest.

Enormous animal farms remain a source of danger, a far greater danger to people than new viruses emerging straight out of nature.

Release date: July 13 Cast: Dwayne Johnson, Neve Campbell, Chin Han, Roland Møller, Pablo Schreiber Directed by: Rawson Marshall Thurber (Central Intelligence) Why we're excited: This year's Rampage, which found Johnson battling enormous animals and flying a helicopter around, might have been a dud, but we still have high hopes for the other movie where he performs insane physical feats in a disaster scenario.

Participants challenge themselves with an experience outside their comfort zones, encounter enormous animals, and for some, relax and move in the water in ways they may not be able to on land.

And in Australia — where people and oversized animals may have coexisted thousands of years ago — some scholars have speculated that references to enormous animal - like creatures in Australia's Aboriginal «Dreamtime» mythology may have drawn from ancient encounters with real megafauna or their remains, known today from Australia's fossil record.

However, he makes a beeline to Chicago as soon as he receives word that the enormous animals have begun wreaking havoc.

The Mastiff is naturally aloof toward strangers and does not take kindly to intruders, who would be foolish to challenge this enormous animal.

These enormous animals were also used as home guardians, hunters of large dangerous game, and war dogs.

This enormous animal, often called the sea cow, is scarce today.

Before you swim with these enormous animals, make sure you understand the rules set by the tour operators.

Enormous animals and frozen lakes don't make for the best mix — especially when enormous animals wander onto relatively thin ice.

Listen to Encyclopedia of Life's One Species at a Time podcast about how museum exhibit designers transported this enormous animal from Spain to Washington, D.C. in an effort dubbed «Operation Calamari».