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And then you have the insects and the blights, the rodents, deer, and birds, and every other threat imaginable
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The rats had had a field day on the piles of grain that had been left and now provided hills of wheat and barley, self-renewing the food supply for the rodents
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She didn’t like mice, never had, couldn’t understand how otherwise sane school friends, petted and kissed their pet rodents
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He killed the rodents before putting them into the tank after the first one he dropped in screamed as it was devoured
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rodents, tired of the ineffectiveness of the Shinra security robots
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over from his discussions with the rodents
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“Amirgath’s favorite thing to say to us at such times is; I was a god when your ancestors were rodents!” Visinniria chuckled
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rodents, but the chemicals used to repel them may be inviting in
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rodents that caused some of the people with sensitive stomachs to
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being screwed by the rodents metaphorically and not literally, they
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Cat: “The fucking rodents!”
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rodents still hold cats in high esteem
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No one wants to share their home with insects and rodents, but the chemicals used to
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The room of rodents all sighed and then wished me goodbye, in their own way, which consisted of barely noticing that I was leaving at all
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They fed on smaller insects and rodents as they foraged throughout the clearing
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Louis had no hair on his head; he was a filthy creature with bugs and rodents crawling all over him, in and out of his ears, nostrils and ears
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Despite the tremendous variety of life in the forest there were no birds, rodents, or bugs to be seen
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Bats, cave crawlers and small voles and rodents
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“She’s drawn the line at small rodents, though, and says she has to be able to eat some kind of meat
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The rodents scamper away into the same cracks along the walls that the bugs did
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antelopes, rodents, birds, hares, and hyraxes (this is a large,
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birds, but also rodents, lizards, frogs, and whatever else can
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water borne mammals, rodents, and pangolins are affected by the
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Glue traps are a common method of trapping rodents and
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also have preyed on its lizards, bats, and tiny rodents
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aware that this dog will chase after rodents or other scurrying
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thought to be rodents
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Humans in a state of extreme famine will eat rodents, even
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“Bassam, I originally told you that the rodents were
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You see, the Halloween People ate all of the rodents and
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“Bassam, before the other rodents died off I’d heard
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and that includes gunning down rodents, kitties and other vermin
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Squirrels are proud rodents
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been terrorized as I was by those two giant menacing rodents
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and those two rodents are wild animals
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The road was flooded with rain water and the underground rodents and ants were became homeless and drown in the whirlpool of flood water
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some interesting genetic experiments on rodents
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to this, rolling around in his own urine in an unused larder full of impertinent rodents? And then
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He heard the little animal sounds, chattering of squirrels and other rodents on the forest floor
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tive winds, swiftly rising waters and rodents
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The diseased rodents were
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They had reached a gathering of rodents
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All of a sudden the rodents began squeaking, causing a loud
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rodents and primates mixing with southern forms
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“I fed mostly on rodents and animals
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All the essential precautions were taken as the load was safely stored so that it would not be affected by humidity or rodents, or be spoiled in any other way
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Hal imagined all those rodents Thomas must have scavenged for in the last few days, and all that meat getting caught between three rows of needle-sharp teeth
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When we throw garbage in open areas, spit on the road, let dying dogs and rodents decompose in the open roadsides and in general maintain a careless attitude towards hygiene and cleanliness of our streets and country in particular, we are only inviting trouble for our posterity
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The path was alight with voices of insects, birds, and rodents, like an orchestra unaware of its audience and so unlike the quiet desolation of the Underworld
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Rodents have been nibbling it as well, so this one’s a no-go
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Several things fell out including fingers, toes, several eyes, brain matter, and partially chewed up rodents
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Petra thought of the Royal city dump, heaps of trash swarming with sea gulls and rodents
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Amaranths would grow along the shoreline as they did now, but in abundance, while squirrels and other rodents would chatter in the trees, chewing nuts and speaking to one another in ways only rodents could
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Phil and I are having in our relationship, not talk about urinating on rodents
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When the priest informed her that such rodents were quite common around the Istasica Forest, she insisted that they walk straightaway to the other end of the tunnel and up to level ground
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materials from the rodents and the weather
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Otherwise, you will encounter problems with pests, rodents, and heat loss
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For his nutriment he shewed how he would feed himself exclusively upon a diet of savoury tubercles and fish and coneys there, the flesh of these latter prolific rodents being highly recommended for his purpose, both broiled and stewed with a blade of mace and a pod or two of capsicum chillies
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It scoops up insects, rodents, whatever, and carries them to the nearest sharp point—a thorn, the spikes of a barbed-wire fence, whatever it can find—and shish-kebabs them
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Herman’s house did have rodents? And that he hired an exterminator?”
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My infrared camera picks up the heat signatures of rodents scurrying in and out of the wrecked buildings
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ical components of nicotine withdrawal in rodents chronically treated with nicotine
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reversed by the melanin-concentrating hormone 1 receptor antagonist SNAP 94847 in rodents
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with rodents, where early parental separation has been found to influence the
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This net-work of cellars has its immemorial population of prowlers, rodents, swarming in greater numbers than ever; from time to time, an aged and veteran rat risks his head at the window of the sewer and
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Deserts often support a variety of animal life which burrows into the sand or hides in any available shade during the day, including insects, reptiles, small rodents and specially adapted mammals such as the Fennec Fox of North Africa, the Australian Bandicoot, a hedgehog in the Gobi and the Jack Rabbit of North America—all of which have big ears to act as cooling aids
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Invaluable as a predator of rodents, though attacks on children reported in Los Angeles
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They had eaten leather and bitter jungle roots, rodents and snakes and monkeys
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The women crawled like rodents from the tents and followed
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Small reptiles and rodents burrow or slide below the surface or cling to the shaded side of an outcropping
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The three lowest orders of mammals, namely, marsupials, edentata, and rodents, co-exist in South America in the same region with numerous monkeys, and probably interfere little with each other
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The eyes of moles and of some burrowing rodents are rudimentary in size, and in some cases are quite covered by skin and fur
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Let the climate and vegetation change, let other competing rodents or new beasts of prey immigrate, or old ones become modified, and all analogy would lead us to believe that some, at least, of the squirrels would decrease in numbers or become exterminated, unless they also become modified and improved in structure in a corresponding manner
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On these same plains of La Plata we see the agouti and bizcacha, animals having nearly the same habits as our hares and rabbits, and belonging to the same order of Rodents, but they plainly display an American type of structure
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We ascend the lofty peaks of the Cordillera, and we find an alpine species of bizcacha; we look to the waters, and we do not find the beaver or muskrat, but the coypu and capybara, rodents of the South American type
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For Alpine species, excepting in as far as the same species have become widely spread during the Glacial epoch, are related to those of the surrounding lowlands; thus we have in South America, Alpine humming-birds, Alpine rodents, Alpine plants, etc
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Waterhouse, of all Rodents, the bizcacha is most nearly related to Marsupials; but in the points in which it approaches this order, its relations are general, that is, not to any one Marsupial species more than to another
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Therefore, we must suppose either that all Rodents, including the bizcacha, branched off from some ancient Marsupial, which will naturally have been more or less intermediate in character with respect to all existing Marsupials; or that both Rodents and Marsupials branched off from a common progenitor, and that both groups have since undergone much modification in divergent directions
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On either view we must suppose that the bizcacha has retained, by inheritance, more of the character of its ancient progenitor than have other Rodents; and therefore it will not be specially related to any one existing Marsupial, but indirectly to all or nearly all Marsupials, from having partially retained the character of their common progenitor, or of some early member of the group
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Waterhouse has remarked, the Phascolomys resembles most nearly, not any one species, but the general order of Rodents