nonaquatic

Like Leslie, Sarah does not grasp many human concepts like emotions and nonaquatic animals, though she tries.

These bromeliads are unusual in that they are virtually the only nonaquatic species that must have constant moisture at the central growing point.

The artist's idea of a sea - lacking even water, its most fundamental component - is alien to one's experience, so denizens made of nonaquatic materials fit right into this unfamiliar world.

In addition, more than 300 species of nonaquatic birds have been seen in the forest in the last 30 years, a count Dr. Stiles called good for an area without much water.

As pleasant as this was, we were curious about the rest of the country, so after a few days we hired a boat to the mainland and began our tour of the other, nonaquatic Belize.

"My job is to protect people from bears and bears from people," he said early one recent morning while inspecting traps around the dump where the now ravenous bears, the largest nonaquatic carnivores on earth, prowl.

Off to the side of a wide, elaborately decorated portal, through which several fully aquatic Selkies entered and exited, there was a smaller set of doors, adorned only with a sign warning of the nonaquatic environment beyond.