Examples of using Their shells in English and their translations into Spanish
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Sufferers of this condition are tired of hiding like turtles in their shells.
They seem all slow and docile under their shells.
Hatchlings emerge from their shells between July and August.
It wasn't easy to get them out of their shells, but there they were.
The same is true for scorpions, even though their shells are actually watertight.
Bring down their shells or tank protective field,
Their shells are immensely hard
Don't eat shellfish such as mussels and clams if their shells are broken before cooking,
If they have brown seaweedy fibers or"beard" around the rims of their shells, run them‘round with a sharp knife to remove them.
They must first be freed of the mesocarp fibers and of their shells, and then be dried until their residual moisture content is reduced to about 8.
Their shells have plenty of beautiful colors:
These strange, single-cell organisms make their shells from organic materials,
Are eggs with their shells intact that have been pasteurized to destroy all viable salmonellae.
Their shells, made of calcium
The snails that just hatch the egg can eat their shells and even other eggs of their brothers.
If any of these goobers get hit you with their shells also you lose one of your lives so you have to be very nimble to avoid them.
Their shells make them especially dieting-friendly:
The tortoises differ too because their shells have evolved into the different shapes best suited for eating the food available on their own particular island.
They were once abundant, and were mentioned extensively in Hawaiian folklore and songs, and their shells were used in lei
Owing to the presumed longevity of Spondylus, their shells may serve as archives of long-term environmental variability, i.e.