The vulnerable spots are the eyes, gills and snout.
Soon enough she calmed down and rested her long snout against my forearm.
Small weevil having a prolonged snout; destructive to e. g. grains and nuts.
What led one ichthyosaur to bite another on the snout is unknown.
We could see the long snout of the crocodile with its gleaming lines of teeth and the reptile body behind.
At the end of the glacier's deeply crevassed snout sits a glacial lake, coated with ice in this wintertime picture.
Fossils show how the nostrils of ancestral whales moved from the tip of the snout to the top of the head.
While this fearsome creature hunted meat, not far away another newly found type of croc with a wide, flat snout like a pancake was fishing for food.
DuckCroc, about 3 ft. long, had a broad snout for rooting in shallow water and onshore, duck-like, for fish and frogs.
Most butterflies only sip nectar, but this one has evolved with special equipment-a snout that allows it to mine and then digest pollen.
He has a smell and the teeth that have been smashed through his snout are sharp and stick out every which way and sometimes cut my face.
Dominic, the show-off of the group, picked up one measly pear, put it on top of his snout and performed a balancing act as we made our way back to the cave.
But, the retreat of a glacier's "snout" is only one of three measures of how glaciers can change. The other two are its "mass balance" and the rate at which melt-water is discharged.
Gray wolves often find good hunting in the intertidal zone, where they swim after black-tailed deer, fish snout-first for salmon in shallow creeks, consume seals, and scavenge herring eggs.
And even though I've read the Worst Case Scenario Handbook, I'm still confused as to whether you are supposed to defend yourself by hitting them in the snout or the eye.
