Examples of using Herds in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Maintaining healthy herds.
Herds damage the fields.
We just follow the herds.
Our herds are herd-less.
We also saw large herds of buffalo.
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Let's see if I can spot the herds.
That your herds are filled with lies.
It always reminded me of herds of cattle.
The herds linger until distant rains begin.
The buffalo hunters slaughtering off their herds.
The herds could be here in a week, or a month.
Then the government came in and wiped out all the herds.
Migrating herds, especially males, have been reported.
They will always be nerds and not part of the herds.
There are herds of sheep and goats with dogs guarding them.
She hasn't got any sheep to herd, so she herds the waves.
July: The herds reach their first big obstacle, the Grumeti River.
Architects, biologists, designers, miners, goat herds, you name it.
The great buffalo herds were being killed off, and food was inadequate.
They are contracted by the government to crop their herds of fur seals.
The tables turned… and the herds started attacking each other.
Doubling herds of cattle, sheep and goats since 1950 degraded pastures and transformed into deserts".
Each spring in Alaska large herds of caribou set out on a long journey.
The herds that graze the East African plains are not nearly the size they were a century ago, but they are still immense.
Sexes freely mix in large herds throughout the year in open, agricultural environments.
There's whole herds that abort and miscarry, there's whole generations lost to hermaphroditism.
Scutosaurus normally travel in herds. But this old male's got left behind, and his keen nose senses danger.
In the late Cretaceous, herds of horned herbivores are very common and attract many predators.
Perhaps most importantly, translocated herds learned to better surf green waves over the course of many decades, and those that surfed better were more likely to migrate.
The researchers found that long-established herds, having acquired information over generations, were better at finding nutritious food than animals translocated to unfamiliar landscapes.