Sentences with phrase «produced by elephant»
Milk produced by elephant seals is remarkably high in milkfat compared to other mammals.
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The thought of fermenting coffee beans by feeding them to small cat - like civits or large elephants only to collect them again at the other end of the digestive process sounded unappetizing and cruel to Edgar Salgado — even if it produces a less bitter...
By the time you eat breakfast, another elephant has been slaughtered to produce trinkets for the ivory market.»
Males of many animal species compete for mates, either by producing showy ornaments to attract females, such as the plumes and bright colours of male Birds of Paradise, or, like stags and elephant seals, by fighting with other males for access to mates.
The ethereal glow produced by animals deep in the ocean could be key for southern elephant seals on the hunt
It's possible that when elephants are not around, the trees may actually benefit from an invasion by the bigheaded ant, because they wouldn't need to produce nectar for native species and could use the energy to grow instead.
Research over the last decade, however, has revealed that low levels of carbon monoxide ward off internal injuries caused by such stress, and the team argues that's why elephant seals produce large amounts of the gas.
Mantis shrimp also produce low rumblings, similar to sounds uttered by elephants.
Films which seemed to be impressed by their high - profile literary and theatrical pedigrees were famously described by Manny Farber as «white elephant art», technically accomplished but fundamentally hollow spectacles, «films that do not actively use their visual register to produce meaning» (18).
The feature film version of Just Mercy is being produced by Gil Netter (Water for Elephants, Life of Pi, The Blind Side, The Sea of Trees), to be directed by Destin Daniel Cretton (Short Term 12, I Am Not a Hipster) who is currently working on the script with Andrew Lanham.
Documentaries There are several docs that got a boost in Toronto: Amanda Knox; The Ivory Game about elephant poaching; Before the Flood, produced by Leonardo DiCaprio.
I promised to produce a Chinese translation of my recent post on an effort to protect the elephants in and around Amboseli National Park in Kenya from the fresh wave of poaching driven by relentless Asian demand for ivory.
My fellows here make reference to the «elephant in the room» and to the fact that «the general public, who tends to get their news on this issue in tv sound bites, is confused by the denial crowd who never seem to produce substantiated, peer reviewed scientific evidence for their positions.»
Whether it's the destruction of rainforest shared by elephants and orangutans in Sumatra to produce palm oil; reports linking fast food giants to the burning of tropical forests in Brazil and Bolivia; or the hundreds of thousands of hectares of tree cover loss per year in West Africa — the world's forests are being razed to sate global demand for -LSB-...]
Cities may come to realize they've got a lot of white elephants dotting the skies because they made a terrible mistake by allowing developers and builders to mass produce the under 700sf condos which boomers, once they start to downsize en masse in a few years, will absolutely shun.