Sentences with phrase «into wild animal»

I know of a Schnauzer who was so well mannered and dignified but when he got hold of a squeaky toy he turned into a wild animal.

Bookies» favourite The Lobster, a British co-production directed by Greek film - maker Yorgos Lanthimos, took the Prix du Jury (or third prize) for his satire about single people who must find a mate within 45 days or be turned into a wild animal.

Leopard prints on coats can be intimidating to wear but not if you're really into the wild animal print trend and want to wear it anyway!

It stars Colin Farrell, Léa Seydoux and Rachel Weisz and suggests a near - future world where single people have to find a partner in 45 days or be turned into wild animals.

Not exact matches

The sanctuary specializes in caring for wounded and abandoned sloths, and has released about 130 animals back into the wild.

We did violence to nature by turning selected wild and free animals into our slaves, into beings willing to be led to the slaughter for our benefit.

In Isaiah 34 God ruins the glory of the nations, turning fertile places into deserts inhabited b a zoo of wild animals who fill the air with a cacophony of noise.

If we went back to read the Levitical law, we would see that purification and forgiveness was extended under a variety of circumstances, including the washing with water (Lev 15:16 - 17; 17:15), anointing with oil (Lev 14:29), burning flour (Lev 5:11 - 13), giving money (Exod 30:11 - 16), or releasing an animal into the wild (Lev 16:10).

Occasionally, a wild animal gets into the corral, where he is summarily shot.

The animal was released back into the wild last Thursday after being spotted with its neck wedged between the headstones at St Mary Magdalene's Church in Leamington Spa, Warwickshire.

I'm pretty sure I brought a wild animal into my house this past week.

Wild - animal parks — where the beasts roam free and people are contained in four - wheel cages — have turned into an elephantine business

Providing a wide range of plant and animal life, in wild and cultivated areas — which protect biodiversity and the health of the ecosystem — allows farms to be fully integrated into the natural world.

Nevertheless, when Snow White wants to shape - shift into a lovable or ferocious bear, she can quickly do so with a Wild Things Animal Blanket!

Inside you will find pictures of real animals, divided into sections for pets, polar animals, wild animals, etc..

That's probably because the birth is exactly as dr. Amy describes it — a wild animal whose unpredictable nature is to be respected, and a deadly beast that only fools will believe they can jump into its cage and control it without proper safety gear.

If they thoroughly clean all equipment which comes into contact with domestic or wild animals, then they will not transmit the disease.

A New York City animal rights group is calling on Lara Trump to extend her love of animals beyond the local dog shelter and into the wild — where her husband, Eric, has enjoyed trophy hunting.

Insect - eating bats often roost in houses, and people may encounter the animals more frequently as settlements push deeper into previously wild areas.

Aegean wall lizards are the first wild animals to be observed explicitly choosing the best background for their particular coloration to disappear into.

NEW DELHI — Armed with a government order and escorted by police, animal activists yesterday seized and released into the wild 50 rhesus monkeys being used for testing a new drug.

Viruses like avian flu or the animal coronavirus that mutated into SARS must be relatively benign in their original hosts to spread from one animal in the wild to the next.

Over thousands of years, these early farmers domesticated the first crops and transformed sheep, wild boars and other creatures into domestic animals.

As people move into formerly wild areas, local pathogens increasingly come into contact with new domesticated animal hosts — freshly arrived pigs, chickens, horses — and, eventually, humans.

He thinks surveillance of an entire rural ecosystem — pigs, birds, people, as well as dogs, cats, horses, and other domesticated and wild animals — would finally yield some deeper insights into why and how flu viruses evolve.

It has proven impossible to prevent the spread of DFTD and only a successful vaccine will allow captive, immunised animals to be released into the wild, eventually eradicating the disease.»

They are part of a long - running biological experiment to repeat domestication by turning a wild canid — from the family of animals including wolves, foxes, jackals and dogs — into a fox version of a domestic dog (SN: 5/13/17, p. 29).

More than 1.48 billion wild animals were brought into the U.S. between 2000 and 2006, according to a multi-institution investigation; most were not labeled with a species identification.

Unlike chimpanzees and gorillas, domesticated orang - utans can be returned to the wild because they are solitary animals and do not face problems integrating back into a social group.

Looking further into the intestinal crypts of both the transgenic and wild - type mice, the research team made what they consider a surprising finding: Not only was HMGA1 causing the stem cells themselves to self - renew or proliferate more rapidly in the transgenic animals, but it was also increasing the number of Paneth cells, a type of niche cell known to support intestinal stem cells.

You can put a zoo - bred animal back into the wild.

The study is part of a larger field of research that aims to understand when, where and how humans turned wild plants and animals into the crops, pets and livestock we know today.

Debates are now erupting over the benefits and ecological risks of releasing such insects into the wild — and whether gene drives could also thwart invasive species such as Asian carp and cane toads, or combat other animal - borne pathogens such as the one causing Lyme disease.

According to Morgan, it faces a lifetime in captivity at wildlife breeding centres because it is too risky to release these sought - after animals back into the wild.

However, because these animals were destined to be released into the wild again, it was important that they not learn to associate humans with food.

As development pushes humans and wild animals into closer contact, the program's activities continue to expand, often putting it at odds with conservationists.

These genes could have been the key for turning wild animals into more docile domesticated forms.»

Species in zoos are often protected from total extinction because they are commonly the subjects of captive breeding programs in which staffers entice animals to mate and reproduce offspring that can then be released into the wild or shared with other zoos.

GOLDEN jackals are often seen as a pest, blamed for the death of livestock and wild animals as they move from south - central Eurasia into northern Europe.

In 1960, Adriaan Kortlandt became the first animal behaviourist to gaze into the eyes of wild chimpanzees.

By GAIL VINES In 1960, Adriaan Kortlandt became the first animal behaviourist to gaze into the eyes of wild chimpanzees.

For their research, scientists captured 13 black bears over four hibernation seasons and collected blood samples every 10 days before releasing the animals back into the wild.

The Burmese python is just one of hundreds of potentially harmful species of wild animals brought into the US legally every year.

The animals then were released back into the wild so the researchers could follow them over time to see how their environments may influence their progress and health.

Instead of using the traditional method of introducing genetic mutations into mice to create «knockout» mice — or animals with customized genes — they found they were able to find naturally occurring variants among animals in the wild.

He attributes the initial rise of AIDS and the recent outbreaks of SARS to viral strains that mixed and morphed into deadlier forms when their original wild - animal hosts came into closer contact with human butchers and hunters.

The findings give new insights into the social behaviour of birds and demonstrate how social interactions can shape other aspects of wild animals» lives, such as the environmental conditions they will experience based on their choice of home location.

Skittish wild animals went into the monastery.

domesticate (n.) A wild plant or animal species that has been bred into a tame version, usually over many generations.

Zoonoses had once been seen primarily as the result of untamed nature, the byproduct of humans moving into wild places and encountering animals with disease.