Herbivorous used in a sentence

Herbivorous in a sentence as an adjective

Trust me. We, sea farmers, would love to breed only strictly herbivorous fishes.

Cooking does help a bit but not that much as to suggest it's an evidence for us being herbivorous.

[64] Most adult sea turtles are strictly herbivorous.

Better than rabbit, broilers, pork and much better than "holy herbivorous cattle" beef.

This cultural phenomenon, known as Sshoku danshi , or herbivorous men[0,1], has to end if things are going to turn around.

Japan isn't all herbivorous otaku, whale killers, and child molesters.

It turns out that herbivorous rabbits are particularly poorly suited for a diet high in animal fat.

Generally, herbivorous mammals seem to evolve brains just as large as carnivorous ones.

Meat was important enough that if we had an herbivorous ancestor, that ancestor is unknown in the fossil record.

If you've ever worked near or on a farm, you'll know about various herbivorous animals eating non-plant items pretty frequently.

Because in the open water of the oceans, not only the herbivorous level of the food chain is on the plankton scale but also the first carnivorous level or levels.

> but can't a single big cell also escape a filter predator that's also a single big cellMaybe if it's big enough, but there's a huge cost to being big and the cot is harder to bear for more herbivorous cells.

They put a civilization of herbivorous creatures called Puppeteers on a group of sunless planets accelerating away from a catastrophe in the galactic center.

For example, one theory is that ********** developed to inspire herbivorous animals to break out of their routines and seek new ranges, defecating over a wider area and creating a larger habitat for the mushrooms.

"Strictly herbivorous tree-dwelling ants were more likely to have an abundant microbiome, perhaps to make up for their protein-deficient diet; omnivorous and carnivorous ground-dwelling ants consumed more balanced meals and had negligible amounts of bacteria in their gut."