urchin

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• Clements and his colleagues realized no one had ever described this urchin behavior.

• Normally, otters would eat enough of them to keep populations of kelp-eating urchins from growing out of control.

• Even the urchins are plumper and healthier — a reminder that all life depends on diversity.

• The nutrient-rich urchins in the healthy kelp make a far better sea otter snack.

• The latest offering is The Irregulars, a new supernatural drama from Netflix, that focuses on the ragtag group of street urchins the Baker Street sleuth often relied upon to gather useful information.

• Despite enjoying singing, and a tiny role as ‘Urchin No. 30’ in a production of Oliver!

• I had everything from raw hamachi with sea urchin to lamb tongue.

• So saying the lively urchin grasped his new friend by the hand and led him by a rickety staircase to the “rookeries” above.

• Amy actually almost fell out of the window again, and stuck out her tongue like an impudent urchin.

• The spell was broken, and Mr. Carr took out his watch as he turned his eyes on a ragged urchin who had called to him from below.

• This led to the discovery that the young urchin had been on a most successful forage for a dinner that morning.

• Katie said this with a still darker frown; for she thought that the urchin was jesting.