But flying into a fire is not for the weak bellied.
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The coal lobby has also bellied up to the convention table.
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We found our first batch of fat-bellied dragons within minutes.
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I don't see one of these orange-bellied Astros getting squeezed.
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If a yellow-bellied marmot population grows too large, leading to a strain on habitable space, a female yellow-bellied marmot will sometimes allow her daughters to settle nearby, and about half will accept the invitation.
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And those cabs weave around accordion-bellied MetroBuses bearing giant CDMX decals.
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No human deaths by a yellow-bellied sea snake have been documented.
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But the Corey's fame and success was bellied by a dark secret.
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Some of the sculptures are pot-bellied; others have long caterpillar shapes.
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The red-bellied woodpecker grips the edge and won't yield his position.
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Popular prejudice says that the typical fish-smuggler is a beer-bellied German.
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Trends are not set by balding pot-bellied Dads and strolling-pushing Moms.
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We already know that not all gun owners are big-bellied, bearded yahoos.
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There are other iron-bellied men out there who have done this challenge.
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When not in court, jurors bellied up to McTague's saloon and Mazzia's saloon.
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Mr. Soto pointed out southern lapwings, cinnamon-bellied ground tyrants, and Austral negritos.
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This whiskery swag-bellied omnivorous cornucopia of appetites, red-eyed, unbuttoned, sherry-soaked.
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Phantoms and chaotic disorder appeared to surround and plague the sad, beer-bellied baby.
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In the shade of the jungle, a round-bellied orangutan glides towards the ground.
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The sole decoration was a poster of a slick-bellied Urmila Matondkar from Rangeela.
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The comment prompts a single full-bellied "Ha!" from Este, who nearly doubles over.
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Those who are "jolly" or "jovial" are more often pot-bellied than stick-thin.
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Yellow-bellied marmots can live solitary lives or live in groups of different sizes.
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There were animal sightings, too, including mule deer and many cute yellow-bellied marmots.
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I don't mean that these companies are all a bunch of yellow-bellied chickens.
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He looked like the people I'd gone to school with: Jewish, pot-bellied, small hands.
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In Maiduguri, its capital, camps for the internally displaced are teeming with bloated-bellied babies.
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A field of wildflowers undulates behind him; the pewter-bellied clouds seem nearly within reach.
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In the ocean, they look like typical fish: black-speckled, blue-backed and white-bellied.
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"Whenever people see these excavators, they start dancing," says Samson Demosthene, the crew's pot-bellied foreman.
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Besides being fat-bellied handfuls of pure cuteness, echidnas are notoriously difficult to breed in captivity.
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But she stepped into one last stream, and found a wild-eyed, orange-bellied Sehuencas water frog.
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Apart from berry eaters, drunkenness can also befall yellow-bellied sapsuckers that feed on fermented tree sap.
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"Missy is always the first to say hi," explained Ms. Vullers of her outgoing, plump-bellied friend.
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"Missy is always the first to say hi," explained Ms. Vullers of her outgoing, plump-bellied friend.
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That's significant considering that the average life span of a yellow-bellied marmot is about 15 years.
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Howell kept pot-bellied pigs, three of them, as emotional support animals for people in her Kentucky community.
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Constructed of aluminum, the two seater is light (just over 3,100 pounds) and low-bellied to the ground.
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Your decision to neglect another book club meeting has not gone unnoticed by these fuzzy-bellied, hyper-judgmental bookworms.
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The pale blue card of a pot-bellied man reports he has no employment and wishes you safe travels.
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This is the red-bellied pitta, a small, insect-eating bird that lives in the Philippines: But for a long time, scientists believed this other bird, found on Indonesia's Banggai and Sula Islands, was also the red-bellied pitta: And this little guy, found on a small island off the coast of Papua New Guinea: But it turns out the birds that were once believed to all belong to the same species—the red-bellied pitta—are actually 13 distinct species, found around Southeast Asia.
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The colorful orange-bellied parrot, for example, could disappear in as little as three years because there aren't enough females.
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" A big-bellied man who wears beachy clothes in all seasons, Mr. Brand refers to himself as "the flower guy.
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There are thousands of colorful reef fish, prehistoric-looking sturgeons, the nation's largest salamander and the feared red-bellied piranha.
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And rather than a thin man in clerical robes, he became a jolly, big-bellied man in a fur suit.
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Big-bellied planes full of retardant crossed the sky overhead, their flight path traversing part of the bullishly named Wet Valley.
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Social marmots die younger than their more withdrawn counterparts, according to scientists who studied yellow-bellied marmots for over a decade.
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Other attendees, more interested in topping the tale of the cowpoke on the next stool, were bellied up to the bar.
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They are WHITE KNUCKLED GREEN EYED RED HANDED YELLOW BELLIED As you see, these phrases are consistently rendered in adjectival form.
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"Better Man" was no different, and though a little more rock-oriented, still bellied the band's willingness to express their sensitivity.
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Meghan and Harry were also introduced to a yellow-bellied glider, a type of native possum, and Lynx, a short-legged echidna.
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A deep-bellied air raid sound—that ominous staple of the 21st century action movie, heralding monsters and horror—kept going off.
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He uses detailed skin textures and a variety of body types, from ultra-muscular to pot-bellied, allowing for equal-opportunity creepiness.
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And he didn't know what he was thinking, until a truck bellied past, sucking the air from the side of the car.
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"A woman there talked me through identifying the bird via texted photo — a fully grown female yellow-bellied sapsucker," Ms. Guzmich said.
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The beer-bellied, unkempt Thor, God of Thunder, looks out over New Asgard alongside the biracial and (debatably canonically) bisexual warrior goddess Valkyrie.
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Play also provides a low cost way to sort out later dominance relationships—as I've shown in my studies of yellow-bellied marmots.
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From the snapshots, ours was clearly a heavy family, with balding men, pot-bellied women, hunched joylessly with fixed expressions, only Mother exulting.
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There is a decent heavyweight scrap between the pot-bellied Roy Nelson and one-time conqueror of Fedor Emelianenko, Antonio "Big Foot" Silva.
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There was a group of three regulars bellied up to the bar during my start-of-the-week visits, but that'd be about it.
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Presidential candidates throughout history have called their opponents all kind of names: hermaphrodite, adulterer, bigamist, pimp, ugly, "pot-bellied mutton-headed cucumber" and — gasp!
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Instead of resembling her fit form, I was my mother's double: busty, big-bellied, and with a smile framed by at least two chins.
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A driver got quite the surprise when a venomous red-bellied black snake made an appearance on the side of his car on Wednesday.
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"The yellow-bellied marmot is more social than other marmots, like the groundhog, but it doesn't really want to be social," said Dr. Blumstein.
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But let's be honest—out of that group, it's only the barn owls, prairie voles, and pot-bellied seahorses that really mate for life.
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STONECUTTERS ISLAND in Hong Kong used to be a favoured habitat for poisonous snakes and eye-catching birds such as the white-bellied sea eagle.
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All those naked, big-bellied statues did was bring out the ugliness in the other side, as Trump-haters posed with them gleefully for selfies.
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Each photograph shows five portraits of a stereotypical Asian pot-bellied prince, each one dreaming of either a sexy woman or a bottle of alcohol.
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I think it was when the chorus of masked, rubber-bellied eunuchs started whipping a row of twerking harem girls, in sync with the music.
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The border pushed me close to land a few times, and I spotted a black-backed woodpecker and yellow-bellied flycatcher darting through the trees.
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Mr. Thewlis — sporting teeth like a ruined cemetery — is loquaciously sleazy as Varga, a cunning parasite who sees Emmit's business as his soft-bellied host.
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But aside from house pets, pot bellied pigs and a horse she owned and boarded as a young girl, she had no real experience with them.
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While the cover image evokes a wriggly, soft-bellied pet, the later image depicts a blob-like, nearly monstrous form — not threatening, but estranged and looming.
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In a small glade a sculpted two-headed snake sticks out of the ground, and elsewhere statuettes of round-bellied men gather at giant tree roots.
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The program that day was dubbed, "Art, Play, Love," and along with painting and drawing, students got to pet mini-goats, pot-bellied pigs and rabbits.
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Southern species that in the 1960s were absent from the Adirondacks are now commonplace — red-bellied woodpecker, tufted titmouse, Northern cardinal, and quite a few others.
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The big, soft-bellied Zambian was older and less experienced on the fight stage but decked bullyboy Hide with a series of almighty slappers during Round 1.
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But we end up breezing past many of the round-bellied nudes to stop instead in front of a Caravaggio painting called Boy Bitten by a Lizard.
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The orange-bellied parrot has long been threatened with extinction in the wild, but it's only recently researchers realised just how much trouble the species is in.
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In January of that same year, an Austrailian man was bitten by a red-bellied black snake 45 minutes after he severed its head with a shovel.
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One old soi dog was his bogeyman opponent from the 1970s, Wichanoi, whom he met for a pot bellied dust-up at Omnoi Stadium in February 2012.
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All photos courtesy of the author Pot-bellied ex-fighters with a chip on the shoulder have long dominated the business end of Bangkok's Muay Thai scene.
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"The original red-bellied pitta was assessed as being of Least Concern because of its range and numbers," said Alex Dale, digital communications officer for BirdLife International.
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The Tikki Hywood Foundation, which rescues pangolins in Zimbabwe and Cameroon, estimates 1,666 of smaller white-bellied pangolins need to be killed for one tonne of scales.
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The expansive display of nearly identical fiberglass piglets are led by two humans riding a larger, fat-bellied pig, together questioning the rise of materialism within Chinese culture.
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It wasn't the species she was looking for, but it led her to a tiny waterfall ... and there it was — an orange-bellied water frog under the shower.
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One who recently found himself betrayed by his body is this red-bellied snake in Australia, who was thankfully rescued by a group of concerned citizens and snake handlers.
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It's an ambitious effort to preserve the world's color and biodiversity, up in the cloud forests where the orange-bellied water frogs roam the streams, and hop through waterfalls.
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Firing a manager, however, is a singular pink slip issued to someone who, in large part, has qualities mentally and aesthetically similar to the beer-bellied rest of us.
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In all those years in Koran classes, there was no end to the round-bellied mullahs opining on the Jews or the gays as we children unthinkingly nodded along.
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It's unclear why this happens, though previous studies have suggested that the most social yellow-bellied marmots were more likely to die over the winter and had fewer children.
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It's a blazingly hot late-May afternoon in downtown Toronto when an orange-bellied helicopter cuts through the cloudless sky above the courtyard outside St. George the Martyr Church.
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Marley the pot-bellied pig likes to give kisses; Rachel invited me into the pen as she tried to pull 900-pound Miss Piggy out of the water trough.
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The male chestnut-bellied seed finches are judged on how fast, and how long, they sing when held beside each other in cages, stimulating their instinct to establish dominance.
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They'd racked up plenty of Pidgeys—the Pokémon equivalent of the common pigeon ( Columba livia )—and one had nabbed a Hitmonlee (a rarity, more like the black-bellied plover).
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We've all casually bellied up to the makeup counter looking to buy a brand-new lipstick, only to walk out with a brand-new lipstick, foundation, face cream, and serum.
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WP: In Barrington, Illinois, when we started our family, I became the Nature Lady and taught students about local nature - red-bellied woodpeckers, smooth green snakes, whatever we could find.
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After a round of golf at the country club in Forest, Mississippi, one of the members bellied up to the bar and happened to see Donald Triplett, another golfer, approaching.
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To the left of him, to the right of him were large-bellied women, relaxing in the Bermuda sun, and soaking in the remaining weeks of unique joy pregnancy brings.
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Mendes, 43, who is a Miami native, had the chance to meet Ace, a Vietnamese pot-bellied pig that was born in Hialeah in Florida and responds to Spanish commands.
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The actor who plays Jon Snow in GOT was at Barfly in NYC and was 3 sheets for sure, when he bellied up to the pool table for a game.
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For 53 years, Tommy Rowles asked "What are you having?" to the likes of Elizabeth Taylor, Paul McCartney and anyone else who bellied up to the bar he presided over.
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In photographs, he almost invariably appears in a white or blue button-down shirt and suit jacket, round-faced and round-bellied, with a thick head of dark, graying hair.
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It was 2012, and Rachel Jacobs was using Detective McNulty-style tactics to sort out the associations in a very different kind of crew: the park's population of red-bellied lemurs.
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As always, the pot-bellied pig duo brought backscratchers, so the hospital's patients could enjoy a silly and relaxing scratch session with the pair — who came dressed in their holiday best.
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There were 11 bird species represented: barn swallow, eastern kingbird, house wren, common yellowthroat, marsh wren, eastern meadowlark, swamp sparrow, brown thrasher, white-winged dove, yellow bellied sapsucker, and American coot.
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It begins with a yellow-bellied workman, Ephraim Winslow (Robert Pattinson), arriving at the remote, foreboding lighthouse that has long been the domain of a curmudgeonly keeper, Thomas Wake (Willem Dafoe).
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" Here, unruly wives are trained to better serve their beer-bellied husbands through something called "Wife School," which includes classes like "Who cares what Oprah says?" and "Infidelity: He Can, You Can't.
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"We miss the music of his full-bellied laughter, the warmth of his hugs, and the twinkle in his beautiful eyes with an indescribable, timeless sorrow," a message on the site reads.
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While red-bellied black snakes are highly venomous, they are a shy snake, preferring to flee and will only bite if you seriously try and annoy it, according to the Australian Museum.
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CHIEVRES, Belgium (Reuters) - Pastis the pot-bellied pig likes nothing better than snuggling down for the night with the ponies at his retirement home, but also enjoys playing with the elderly cats.
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This was a very different era, when a lot of the language around redefining the image of Africa was like 'Let's preach to them that we are not all pot-bellied kids.
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Once upon a time, Globe attendees also bellied up to the open bar in a boozy spectacle, but nominees — heeding the scolding eyes of their publicists — have largely started sticking to water.
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Coca Cola may have invented Santa in his current big-bellied, red-nosed, and pretty harmless form, but Coca Cola certainly did not invent the way we celebrate Christmas around the world.
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Red bellied woodpeckerPhoto: Ryan F. MandelbaumDuring the walk, experts mostly relied on their ears, eyes, and binoculars, but eventually used the app without being asked to (even at the app release birding walk).
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I'm still thrilled to get a close-up view of a resident cardinal's inquiring eyes, or to watch a red-bellied woodpecker, another year-round New Yorker, drumming away on a tree trunk.
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While the red bellied black snake is often perceived as dangerous, the reality is they're quite a shy snake and will only bite if you really provoke it, according to the Australian Museum.
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The beer-bellied man eating beef stew and tortillas in an empty warehouse claims that when he was 18 years old he wanted to be an agent for the US Drug Enforcement Administration.
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Some of the most common symptoms of worms in dogs included digestive upset (vomiting or diarrhea), gas, bloated belly (pot-bellied appearance), increased appetite, unexplained weight loss, weakness, and bloody stool or diarrhea.
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Volunteers set up a special hall at the Shasta College evacuation center to cater for people with pets, not only dogs and cats but also rats, pot-bellied pigs and a giant tortoise.
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Among the thousands of mammals that call this forest home are the endangered white-bellied spider monkey (Ateles belzebuth) and giant otter (Pteronura brasiliensis), and the near-threatened golden-mantled tamarin monkey (Saguinus tripartitus).
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Beachgoers reported seeing several of the yellow-bellied sea snakes, or Pelamis platura, which lead entirely aquatic lives usually in tropical waters, about 200 miles south of Sydney after a spell of stormy weather.
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With a stomach painted like the outside of a watermelon, she and a friend walked into a Kroger grocery store in Atlanta, Georgia, "[and] bellied up to the watermelon display" in the produce department.
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He was still locked in conversation with her adversary—the Englishman—a middle-aged dissolute-looking character she'd always found physically repellent with his slack, pot-bellied body and his big yellow uneven teeth.
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Instead, our gaze keeps settling, with nosy clarity, on her bald trick's big-bellied torso, his matted back hair, his exposed crotch, forcing us to consider that body—both pathetic and intimidating—not hers.
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The first clue came from a team of geneticists who, in 2013, published a paper that showed the red-bellied pitta could be as many as 17 distinct species, based on their genetic diversity.
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But the ideal place for the relocation already hosts another type of unique forest — one that he is trying to save to help a tiny yellow-bellied songbird that is also threatened by warming.
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The rising waters have flushed out further dangers, with Australian freelance cameraman, Jason Webster, spotting an enormous red-bellied black snake on a bridge in the Sydney suburb of North Richmond, next to the Hawkesbury.
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So I raise a glass to all those enterprising souls who have built and bellied-up to their own little corners of paradise, and I say loudly, clearly, and without jest: Please invite me over.
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Often there seems to be more breath than voice in these wordless poems, though other times Ms. Chaker draws full-bellied sounds, or sketches out silvery arpeggios while the bass or cello take center stage.
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Kai noted two red-tailed hawks soaring above the building line along Central Park West, then abruptly stopped midsentence and peered through his binoculars at a yellow-bellied sapsucker and then at a yellow-rumped warbler.
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" Ms. Matteo was charged with violating a provision of the city health code prohibiting "all even-toed ungulates," including but not limited to "deer, antelope, sheep, pigs, including pot bellied pigs, goats, cattle, giraffe and hippopotamus.
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Our conversation is punctuated by his observations; he pauses to point out the sounds of house wrens, a red-bellied woodpecker, a Great crested flycatcher, a hummingbird, an Eastern wood peewee, and a red-winged blackbird.
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Australian man Steve Young was out on his property last Sunday when he happened to spot a 1.6 metre (5.2 foot) venomous red-bellied black snake eating a brown snake — and well over halfway through its meal.
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The gray-bellied character may not mean much to Westerners, but for many in Central Europe and elsewhere, the animal is easily recognized as Krtek, a warmhearted cartoon mole whose adventures have dazzled children for 60 years.
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It was fed images of some 462 different lemurs covering a variety of different species, with the main focus being the red-bellied lemur — a species found in the rainforests of eastern Madagascar that's vulnerable, but not endangered.
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The three local guys who we saw accosting Camille in the woods near the shack in last week's flashback (the show has hinted at a sexual assault, but that hasn't been confirmed), are all married, beer-bellied pigs.
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That's what happened recently with the red-bellied pitta, which was believed to be a single species but turned out to be 13 different species of bird, some of which were threatened, while others were of least concern.
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Webster, with his silky growl and big-bellied sob, began playing with Duke Ellington and his orchestra in 1935, taking over as lead tenor in 1939 before leaving for good in 1943 after some kind of bust-up.
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Animal lovers have been waiting days for April to welcome her little one into the world, but instead have been left with a seemingly endless live video of a big-bellied giraffe happily trotting about her pen sans baby.
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Patrons at The Morrison Bar and Oyster Room in the middle of the city in Sydney, Australia, got a little more than a glass of refreshing rosè when a red-bellied black snake slithered up to the front door.
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The unnamed student went to grab her lunch when she discovered a red-bellied black snake lurking in the front pocket of the bag, as per a photo posted by Snake Catchers Brisbane, Ipswich, Logan & Gold Coast on Facebook.
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And in typical Gates fashion, the billionaire philanthropist donated, this year to Rikki's Refuge, an animal rescue sanctuary in Orange County, Virginia, that works with animals from dogs and cats to emus and pot-bellied pigs, in his giftee's name.
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Bsal is believed to have originated in Asia, and while salamanders like the Japanese fire-bellied newt have built up an immunity to it over thousands of years, salamanders in the US are not immune and are at a huge risk.
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I had loved animals from toddlerhood — and had begun assembling a small menagerie that would eventually include fish, a rabbit and a fire-bellied toad — but I was not yet acquainted with the staggering diversity of wildlife around the world.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - An Australian snake catcher was called to a rifle shooting range on the outskirts of the northern city of Brisbane on Wednesday to capture a huge red-bellied black snake, which he named "Chonk" for its healthy condition.
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I tell myself, too, not to fault the red-bellied woodpecker, which this year has taken an inexplicable interest in my safflower feeder, for driving away the rose-breasted grosbeaks that have finally arrived here on their long migration north.
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Last June, Wisconsin changed its rules on ESAs when a woman brought her baby kangaroo into a restaurant, and in November 2014, a woman was escorted off a US Airways flight when her pot-bellied pig relieved itself and squealed before takeoff.
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Inside a room filled with recordings of birdsong, Méndez and De León examined a display case holding a trio of preserved elegant trogons, small red-bellied birds from Mexico and Central America; each was lying on its back, its feet strung together.
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The 10-year-old, 90-kg (200-pound) Vietnamese pot-bellied pig is one of 150 ageing animals, including dogs, goats, horses and sheep, living out their final days in peace at "Les Petits Vieux" ("The Little Old Ones") in rural southern Belgium.
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An easel marked with paint and a printing press rest near the old pot-bellied stove, which was fueled by coal carried up the four flights of stairs (here's a video previously shared by Hyperallergic of the Hoppers in their small studio).
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Eva Mendes and Ryan Gosling have taken their daughters, Esmeralda and Amada, on a private tour of Miami's Jungle Island, where they touched the white collar of an Andean condor, interacted with two-toed sloths, fed alligators and met Ace, a Vietnamese pot-bellied pig.
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In the recent episode, Millan worked with an "aggressive" French bulldog-terrier mix named Simon who has a history of attacking his owner's pot-bellied pigs, officials said in the statement, noting that Millan took precautions before letting the dog run free around the pig.
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In its heyday, Rompo Gym was so packed full of foreign fighters you would have to queue up for pad work with one of the pot-bellied Thai trainers (who could forget the Falstaff girth of Mr. Tua?) and skip on a rota in the adjacent car park.
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We walk onto the pool deck just in time to witness a bronzed dude doing the "hang loose" sign as he scoots across the path of a barrel-bellied middle-aged man in an American flag swim brief emerging from the pool to dance with three young women.
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In August, Cardinal Jaime Ortega, of Havana—a small, round-bellied, cheerful man who has warned against the excesses of both capitalism and Communism—flew to Washington, D.C. He was there ostensibly to accept an invitation from his Washington counterpart, Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, to speak at Georgetown University.
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Jake was at a barbecue at his uncle's when he got his Bandidos patch -- a "fat Mexican," they call it: a round-bellied, grinning caricature with a handlebar mustache and sombrero, wielding a pistol in one hand and a machete in the other (bikers are not known for political correctness).
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It's the silenced robots and dead-eyed mannequins that are perhaps the most unsettling, whether it's the bowed clergyman who sorta resembles Tall Man from Phantasm, the grinning gunslinger bellied up to the bar, or the unintentionally sinister little girl in the post office who is the stuff of enduring nightmares.
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At the beginning of the hour, we were treated to a peaceful montage of life at Hilltop, where Maggie's flat-bellied pregnancy was going swimmingly thanks to Dr. Carson's treatment and emotional support from Enid, Jesus (who told Maggie that he's gay, but $50 says this will never come up again), and Sasha.
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Despite the winds and less-than-ideal afternoon timing (it's best to go birding in the morning and late afternoon), we spotted some plump, bright orange Northern Cardinals, heard the meowlike calls of the Cat Bird and spent several minutes watching a brown, speckle-bellied Swainson's Thrush hop around near a small waterfall.
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