critters造句

And like a spider is exactly what these critters are.

Toughs can have critters or terrors as pets or companions.

The critters are easy to train and can smell chemicals present with a TB infection.

Yet scientists were puzzled at what the food source would be for these critters.

Lizards and other cold-blooded critters bask in the sun to keep warm.

Park officials insist it's safe to eat the crunchy critters, but health officials are cautioning participants.

No soil or grass means no worms, insects or other critters-and hence no food or shelter for birds.

Yes, those are critters, too. Speaking of which, did you hear that my roommate got a new-born sharpei?

They find several critters that can survive only in clean water, and conclude that the pond is in good shape.

Maybe we need the humans around, because they're natural critters who could survive in situations where some catastrophe would cause technology to disappear.

Some Australians simply go walkabout, traversing national parks filled with such devilish critters as koalas, sugar gliders and knee-high wallabies.

In this example, the dog door doesn't close the way the customer wants, and other critters like bunnies end up back in the house along with the dog.

If critters were able to control pH at their calcification sites by buffering the acid in the surrounding water, as the calcareous green algae did, they also fared better.

Users fill the box with about two cups of muck-any sort has the right microbes, though stinkier stuff seems to work better-and some leftovers from the fridge (to feed the critters).

Over the years many of these crafty critters have figured out how to dodge the antibiotics we use to kill them, usually by chewing the drugs up and spitting ‘em out.