Examples of using Salamanders in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Salamanders came out of the lake.
What are you, salamanders?”.
Salamanders have this amazing capacity to regenerate.
My grandma read me a book about salamanders.
Salamanders, on the other hand, have smooth, moist skin.
Wow, I did not know that salamanders could do the same things.
Salamanders are one thing, but no mammal possesses that regenerative power.
We would spend all day by the creek hunting salamanders and crayfish.
We both know that salamanders have grown entirely new limbs-- regenerated.
In Haifa there has been much interest in the salamanders in the city's valleys.
These tiny little areas of seeping watercontain huge populations of northern dusky salamanders.
Salamanders however have not yet developed the athleticism needed for a high-speed chase and a lightning pounce.
The body may drag along the ground, as in salamanders, or may be substantially elevated, as in monitor lizards.
But the Salamanders in a certain way are human, since they have partially developed the fourth principle.
So, the researchers developed a chemical cocktailthat creates pluripotent stem cells-- the same thing salamanders use for regeneration.
Some species of salamanders have evolved to adapt to aquatic life and, therefore, do not develop hind legs.
It has long been understood,and by cultures too various to list, that salamanders have something of the supernatural about them.
And yes, I have two pet salamanders, which some people find weird, and, sure, sometimes I have gum in my mouth and it falls out while I'm talking!
In North America in the easternhalf of the country there are many kinds of small salamanders only a few inches long that have taken one further step away from the aquatic life.
Some salamanders have a tongue that is about three-quarters the length of the body but most species have to get pretty close to their prey if they are to catch it.
Contrary to popular belief, cartilage in human joints can repair itself through aprocess similar to that used by creatures such as salamanders and zebrafish….
That means that only the most toxic salamanders can avoid being eaten- and only the most resistant snakes will survive the meal.
The textbook examples of ring species, including the circumpolar herring gull complex, the greenish warbler of Asia,and the Ensatina salamanders of America, have all been challenged, so ring species are at best rare.[ 9][ 10][ 11][ 12].
Pickings are usually thin for the salamanders, but every year some of the world's high rivers are crowded by millions of visitors.
Respected researchers are publishing studies suggesting that not only Alex but an incredible array of other animals can deal with numbers, too, from our evolutionary cousins thechimpanzees to more distant relatives like newborn chicks, salamanders and even mosquitofish.
Despite being classed as protected species giant salamanders are still illegally sold for food and the baby fish is now rare and endangered(±ôΣµÄ) in the wild.
Science has been chopping up salamanders for more than 200 years with the aim of understanding the mechanics of their marvels, but more recently with the hope of someday replicating those marvels in ourselves.
The garter snake, which dines on neurotoxic salamanders, has evolved resistance to salamander toxins through some of the same genetic changes as the salamanders themselves.
It's one of thousands of animal species, like frogs, jellyfish, salamanders, and snakes, that use toxic chemicals to defend themselves- in this case, by spewing poisonous liquid from glands in its abdomen.