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...that is perhaps where the lemur's most adaptive, if accidental, characteristic comes into play: cuteness. Adorability certainly won't keep a lemur from getting eaten by its predator, the fossa, but it could get the species noticed by at least a few of the six and a half billion humans who relentlessly press their dominance on every corner of the natural world. Indeed, much of modern wildlife conservation has been built around the idea, pushed by the naturalist George Schaller, of promoting "charismatic megafauna" - awe-inspiring star animals, like the Siberian tiger or the African rhino, the species that...
...into the hands of Crusader linebacker Andrew Cialino on the goal line. “Once again, we just didn’t execute, we made a poor decision, and it cost us,” Murphy said. “A couple times we probably should have just eaten the ball and gone on with the next play.” The Crimson did seem to recover in the fourth quarter, as Pizzotti posted two 1-yard lunges into the endzone to cap off an eight play, 66-yard drive, and the game-winning 11 play, 65-yard drive...
...just have a guy as a runner,” Murphy said of O’Hagan, who has proven to be the more fleet-footed of the two quarterbacks. “For the simple reason that then you become predictable on offense...We probably should have just eaten the ball and gone on with the next play. Again, Holy Cross did a good job defending it. [O’Hagan will] be back in those situations.” Harvard’s momentum continued to mount through the third quarter, as sophomore safety Collin Zych silenced...
...runner,” Murphy said of O’Hagan, who has proven to be the more fleet-footed of the two quarterbacks. “For the simple reason that then you become predictable on offense…We probably should have just eaten the ball and gone on with the next play. Again, Holy Cross did a good job defending it. [O’Hagan]’ll be back in those situations.”And Harvard’s momentum continued to climb through the third quarter, as sophomore defensive back Collin Zych silenced...
...Indeed, nature has survived and prospered in the subtropical habitats that surround Brazil's second city. Nobody actually gets eaten by snakes, but more than a few Cariocas have come across them on tile porches and asphalt highways, lost and disoriented by the sounds and smells of a modern metropolis...