grass-eating

Well we knew them, running in packs, the terror of the grass-eating animals.

CHAPTER VIII 2010

Only an extinct species of grass-eating baboon ate more, they said.

Study: Ancient 'Nutcracker Man' really ate grass 2011

Here are some unintended consequences foretold by Peter Huber, an MIT engineering Ph. D.: To improve on wood-burning fires, or grass-eating cows, perfect the cellulose-splitting enzyme.

Dissing Ethanol, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

Instead, the two Americans suggested they kill a nilgai—a wild, grass-eating animal similar to an antelope, only much larger, sometimes reaching 1,500 pounds—and use that as bait.

The Kennedy Detail Gerald Blaine 2010

My dad had always told me that grass-eating animals had their eyes to the side of their heads so that they could look all around themselves to protect themselves, but that meat eaters, on the other hand, had both of their eyes up front, just like humans, so they could focus with complete power on their prey.

Crazy Loco Love Victor Villaseñor 2010

Russian scientist Sergey Zimov is reintroducing these animals to the land where they once roamed in millions to demonstrate his theory that filling the vast emptiness of Siberia with grass-eating animals can slow global warming.

Russian Scientist Working To Recreate Ice Age Ecosystem AP 2010

My dad had always told me that grass-eating animals had their eyes to the side of their heads so that they could look all around themselves to protect themselves, but that meat eaters, on the other hand, had both of their eyes up front, just like humans, so they could focus with complete power on their prey.

Crazy Loco Love Victor Villaseñor 2010

My dad had always told me that grass-eating animals had their eyes to the side of their heads so that they could look all around themselves to protect themselves, but that meat eaters, on the other hand, had both of their eyes up front, just like humans, so they could focus with complete power on their prey.

Crazy Loco Love Victor Villaseñor 2010

Snowman presumes himself to be the last man alive on earth, after Crake lets loose a plague -- embodied in the pill BlyssPluss -- to replace the human race, overbreeding its way to extinction anyway, with a placid, green-eyed, grass-eating, ultraviolet ray-immune race of humans called the Crakers, whom he has produced in his Paradice Labs.

Anis Shivani: The Best Books of the Decade 2009

The grass-eating was to some degree caused by wrong-headed and counterproductive U.S. sanctions.

Rob Asghar: A Primer on Pakistan: Why It Matters 2009