land otter造句

• Loosely translated, Kooshdakhaa means, " land otter man ".
• Land otters are sinister and potentially harmful.
• Those who are drowned often marry ( and become ) land otters, and land otters can assist in drownings.
• Those who are drowned often marry ( and become ) land otters, and land otters can assist in drownings.
• It became an amulet, wrapped in a piece of his clothing and the source of his land otter power.
• Dall's porpoises and false killer whales and the rare land otters, red foxes and bald eagles can be seen.
• After regaining consciousness, the sg1aaga and the assistant would seek out a land otter and cut out a piece of its tongue.
• When properly controlled, however, the land otter can be of great help to humans, such as fishermen who penetrate the sacred realm beyond social boundaries.
• The islands host brown bears, Sitka black-tailed deer, marten, mink, land otter, red squirrels, ptarmigan, gray squirrels, and grouse.
• The Kooshda ( k?cta-qa ) are the dreaded and feared Land Otter People, human from the waist up, and otter-like below.
• Take, for example, the meerkat, a Kalahari Desert resident that resembles nothing so much as a Disneyfied land otter, big eyes all aglow as if awaiting its musical cue.
• Those drowned and married to land otters ( and their land otter children ) can return to their human relations and assist them, usually by helping them catch abundant supplies of seafood.
• Those drowned and married to land otters ( and their land otter children ) can return to their human relations and assist them, usually by helping them catch abundant supplies of seafood.
• The " nacarpiaq " is made from bird feet leather, glass and crystal beads, cultured pearls and the skins and furs of wild animals like the mink, land otter, wolf and wolverine.
• The land otters can only eat raw food, for if they eat cooked fish they will die; and as supernatural beings, after being out on the water they must regain land and find shelter before the raven calls or they will die.
• Stefan Hakenberg together with his wife, kayagum player Jocelyn Clark, founded the Alaskan contemporary music organization " CrossSound, " which won an ASCAP-Chamber Music America Award for Adventurous Programming, and received an NEA Creativity Grant for a program including Hakenberg's pansori  Klanott and the Land Otter People .