Meanings of domesticated animal in English

At best, however, these three domesticated animal species provided only occasional meals.

A domesticated animal can't return to a state of nature, and live.

It's easier to distinguish dogs, our first domesticated animal, from their wolf ancestors.

In the Northland, the only domesticated animal was the dog.

They are a globally distributed, domesticated animal.

There is now little doubt that our domesticated animal is descended from the Equus taeniopus of Abyssinia.

The alpaco is a domesticated animal, like the llama, but it is not used for carrying burdens.

The dog was their only domesticated animal, and in many cases the so-called dog was really a domesticated wolf.

No domesticated animal can tolerate the cold of this country and find sustenance for itself as can the deer.

Africa's domesticated animal species can be summarized much more quickly than its plants, because there are so few of them.

At last, however, something seemed to have been aroused in him, which looked like the instinct of a domesticated animal.

I'm startled that this unfortunate, small, soft-furred, four-legged domesticated animal can still be used as a measurement for property valuation purposes.

In short, there is no domesticated animal that has not developed varieties deviating more or less widely from the parent stock.

It must, however, be admitted that the comparison between the wild and domesticated animal has been made but in few cases with sufficient exactness.

Those who plunged into the bosom of this forest left behind them not only the busy hum of men, but of domesticated animal life generally.

Pigeons, differently from any other domesticated animal, can easily be mated for life, and, though kept with other pigeons, rarely prove unfaithful to each other.