Sentences with phrase «metre of other animals»
When off - leash, «under control» means the dog remains close to its handler (within sight and earshot), responds to voice commands, and is prevented from approaching within one metre of other animals and people.
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When on a leash, «under control» means the dog is prevented from approaching within one metre of other animals and people.
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At up to 15 metres long, the necks of one group of dinosaurs grew six times as long as those of any other land animal.
The animals, which stand head and multiple shoulders above other invertebrates in terms of intelligence, grow to 45 kilograms and typically measure around 4 metres from arm tip to tip.
As Mark Wallinger wins the commission for his 50 - metre tall horse at Ebbsfleet International station in Kent, we ponder on the other animals that would make suitable sculptures for different areas of Britain and Ireland
Involving, among other items, many, many metres of thread, a stuffed animal, folded leaves, a much loved house plant, this installation draws one in to an imaginary world where associations run free and meaning hangs in a balance.
What keeps soils alive, and productive, is the compost or humus of leaf litter, animal dung, withered roots and other decaying vegetation in the first metre or so of topsoil: this in turn feeds an invisible army of tiny creatures that recycle the nutrient elements for the next generation of plant life.
A 13 - metre - long fishing net, a 70 cm piece of plastic from a car and other pieces of plastic litter had been inadvertently ingested by the animals, who may have thought they were food, such as squid, their main diet, which they consume by sucking their prey into their mouths.
Four or five dives a day with a number of five - metre - long great white sharks (some which came so close to my cage I could brush their teeth), is something that will give anyone an appreciation for these animals, and the need to protect them and other sharks from a commercial fishing industry that would simply cut off their fins and throw them back in the sea to die.