Meanings of domesticate animals in English

We figured out how to grow food and domesticate animals so we didn't have to spend all of our time hunting.

Many, many generations before, Ahmed's ancestors had been among the first humans to form sedentary agricultural settlements, domesticate animals, and cultivate grains.

We moved out of the caves, began to domesticate animals and cultivate the land and explore and build and divide and conquer.

They learned to cook and to domesticate animals and to till the fields and to mine precious metals and melt them into tools and weapons.

As with other long- domesticated animals, the instincts of the silk-moth have suffered.

Domesticated animals have been bred to tolerate traditional farming systems without getting unduly stressed.

Domesticated animals would indicate an indigenous species, don't you think?

Domesticated animals in the early stage of farming have, likewise, scrawnier physiques than their wild ancestors...'

Domesticated animals, dogs, cats, cage birds, etc., are mounted at the rates for similar sized wild specimens.

Low ' Domesticated Animals of the British Isles' page 264.)

Domesticated animals have no secrets, remember?

Prof. Low ' Domesticated Animals' page 546.

For those of Chartley, see Low ' Domesticated Animals of Britain' 1845 page 238.

The sheep is one of the most anciently domesticated animals, and it is one in which great varieties display themselves.

Mr. Crawfurd 'On the Relation of the Domesticated Animals to Civilization' separately printed page 6; first read before the Brit.

None of these wild animals was used as a sacrifice; all sacrificial animals, such as cattle, pigs, etc., were domesticated animals.