ungulate

• “In the first place, tranquilizing a large ungulate is not like playing Whack-a-Mole.”

  Do You Have to Kill to Hunt?

• “But hunters should get over such squeamishness: Venison tongue, like that of any ungulate, is a lean, boneless muscle that's packed with protein, sublime texture, and great meaty flavor.”

  How to Cook Your Gut Pile

• “For example, the word behemah always refers to an ungulate hoofed animal and is rendered cattle in most translations.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Source

• “He had three plants in plastic bags, a holo of some kind of ungulate, and a whole pocketful of rocks.”

  Futures Imperfect

• “The study, analysed by researchers at the Nairobi-based International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) and led and funded by World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), is based on rigorous, monthly monitoring between 1989 and 2003 of seven "ungulate," or hoofed, species in the Maasai Mara National Reserve, which covers some 1500 square kilometers in southwestern Kenya.”

  innovations-report

• “Given that cheese can be described as the rotted bodily fluid of an ungulate, that's not far off.”

  The Wall Street Journal: You Eat That?

• “Not if you take a moment to reflect about it the next time you order a burger topped off with rotted ungulate bodily fluid.”

  The Wall Street Journal: You Eat That?

• “How can the glandular secretions from a single ungulate arrive in so many different types of packaging?”

  The Washington Post: Milk jugs - glass, plastic and paperboard - have different environmental impacts

• “Perfect rifle to sit in a stand with, waiting on southern deer, or some skinny, thirsty ungulate across the pond.”

  Rifles of Interest, Vol. 1

• “Humans have strong feelings about wolves—probably because, as predators, they have been one of our major rivals for ungulate calories over the millennia—and government officials are no exception.”

  The Wall Street Journal: The Politics of Protection

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