Sentences with phrase «quite venomous»

Milksnakes are famous for imitating the quite venomous and potentially lethal coral snake, but they are completely harmless and were actually a boon to those early farmers.

They are, however, quite venomous.

Not exact matches

As a blogger who keeps his eye on the media I have to say I find the questioning of Wenger's long - term project and the venomous criticism of his decision not to sign a striker in the January transfer window to be quite perplexing.

«The venoms of parasitoids are quite different from those of most of the venomous animals that have been studied because they've evolved to manipulate metabolism» rather than to kill outright, Werren explained.

The film conceives of him as a kind of mad machine, his glitches manifesting as homicidal insecurities, and he's been voiced — quite recognizably, despite the robotic filter — by James Spader, who sinks his teeth into Whedon's venomous dialogue.

The look of the bite itself can also provide valuable clues, but many venomous snakes leave quite similar bite marks and the veterinarian will therefore greatly appreciate a description of the snake.

Other than the venomous varieties and a few that are quite cross by nature, they make excellent pets that adapt quickly to captivity and seem to enjoy it.

Both venomous and non-venomous spiders are also quite common on Fraser Island.