Sentences with phrase «vast herds»
The phrase "vast herds" means very large groups of animals, often referring to animals like cows or buffalo that move together as a group. Full definition
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Over on the Pacific side we explore lagoons famed for vast herds of breeding gray whales, some friendly enough to be petted!
Pollock's impression of vast herds thundering over the western plains electrifies Mural, separating it from a European tradition of landscape painting.
Those God has not blessed, who have no such vast herds and spacious homes, but barely subsist on the land, must relish seeing this rich man stripped of his props and reduced to their level.
Now imagine vast herds of sauropods seasonally moving out of the dry floodplains of the western US into the highlands.
A drover was described as a licensed individual of outstanding character, responsible for taking vast herds of animals numbering from in the hundreds to the thousands — cattle, sheep, pigs, turkeys and geese — to market, and collecting money for the owners of the animals.
The lodge is framed against the glorious backdrop of the snow - capped peaks of Mount Kilimanjaro and surrounded by miles of rolling grasslands, patrolled by vast herds of elephants.
For walruses, here's where things stood when biologists and filmmakers from a wildlife group spotted vast herds crowded onshore in areas where the marine mammals typically rest on ice floes (as I reported, this coastal crowding is not an unprecedented phenomenon):
Adaptive multi-paddock grazing (AMP) is considered one of the most regenerative systems for grazing livestock, in which the animals are managed to mimic the constantly moving, vast herds of wild herbivores that once grazed the prairies.
What about the vast herds of marauding bumphead parrotfish that we gazed at as they munched their way across coral grazing fields?
The vast herds and endless plains of Serengeti National Park deserve their reputation as a world - class place for wildlife watching.
I search the prairies for these vast herds of wild buffalo, only to see cows and telephone poles, which aren't as wild as I once thought.
I drop my jaw upon hearing of the vast herds of wild buffalo that roam (ed) the prairie.