baby gray造句

• Hundreds sent the baby gray get-well cards.
• It was unusual enough a baby gray ended up beached at all, experts say.
• But, Bartges said the park is prepared to accept other baby grays if the need arises.
• Earlier this week, he said, the body of another baby gray whale washed ashore in Marin County.
• In 1971, Gigi, another baby gray whale, was captured for research purposes and successfully released after a year.
• Until her arrival, Sea World had little experience with baby gray whales, having had only one other whale in captivity.
• Cardamatis said as he bottle-fed a baby gray kangaroo that he is raising in the backyard of his home in suburban Sydney.
• But he gave us Buuud, a baby gray tabby who talked his way inside, joining Vincent the tortoiseshell and Calvin the calico.
• But the vast majority of animals residents report to the Wildlife Care Center are baby gray squirrels, the most common squirrel in the region.
• "It's pretty rare to get a baby gray whale, especially one that's come ashore, " he said.
• In the past three weeks four baby grays have ended up dead or in distress off the California coast, an anomaly whale aficionados are struggling to explain.
• The park used the same concoction in the 1970s to feed another baby gray whale named Gigi, who survived in captivity for about a year before being set free.
• His black waders streaked with salt, the fisherman reached below the water's sun-warmed surface and patted the nose of a baby gray whale who had sidled up to the hull.
• In one, an announcer asks a descendant of Elisha Gray, who was bested by Alexander Graham Bell, " I guess you didn't have to break up your giant monopoly into the Baby Grays, then ?"
• It looks like J . J ., Los Angeles'orphaned baby gray whale, is stealing the show at Sea World these days . She's got the largest pool on the lot, her own 800 number, plenty of fan mail and a movie deal in the works.
• The same day the motherless newborn gray whale washed ashore on south Venice Beach, 15 miles west of downtown Los Angeles, another baby gray _ about the same size and also only a few days old _ was found floundering in shallow waters in Mendocino County in California's far north.
• This pleasant lullaby book has big, colorful pictures and a rhyming text about the nighty-night habits of baby gray whales, fawns, puffins, otters and more . ( But grammarians will spy that the author writes " lay " when she otter write " lie . ")