1. The tadpoles metamorphose and emerge onto land.

2. They can move onto land and become tornadoes.

3. It changes moisture flow onto land even more.

4. "It was fungi that allowed plants to move onto land around 600 million years ago, " explained Professor Lynn Boddy, a mycologist at the Cardiff School of Biosciences.

5. Moving onto land may have been a survival strategy resulting from the need to abandon one shrinking body of water for another .

6. They only go onto land to look after their babies, or "chicks".

7. Officials say oil is moving onto land, in spite of boom and other containment measures.

8. Officials say oil is movingonThailand onto land, in spite of boom and other containment measures.

9. At that time, plants had made it onto land, as had spiders, scorpions and similar creatures.

10. The baby crabs develop in coastal sea grasses, eventually coming onto land to repeat the life cycle.

11. We talk about the age of dinosaurs or the age of mammals, but since the first animal climbed onto land, every age has been, by any reasonable measure, the age of insects too.

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12. Far better for the talented, tentacled monsters to slither onto land before building their interplanetary empire.

13. A news chopper decided to help out struggling deer by using its powerful rotor to actually blow the animal off the ice where was stuck and then back onto land.

14. Without enough sea ice, polar bears would be forced onto land, but they are inefficient hunters once they get out of the water and ice, the researchers said.

15. East Africa and Iceland are the only places where they emerge onto land.

16. As it unbuckled, a 250-mile-long coastal section of Japan dropped in altitude by two feet, which allowed the tsunami to travel farther and faster onto land, Dr. Stein said.

17. They will soon be fighting Somalian ships and even chasing the pirates onto land, into one of the most broken countries on earth.

18. In these arguments, evolution is treated as an abstract subject that deals with the age of the earth or how fish first flopped onto land.

19. But research is uncovering how these extinction events dictated the fate of life on this planet—for instance, determining which animals first crawled onto land and which ruled the oceans.

20. Call it tragedy averted. A news chopper decided to help out a struggling deer by using its powerful rotor to actually blow the animal off the ice where it was stuck and then back onto land.

21. The giant, tusked mammals typically clamber onto the sea ice to rest, or haul themselves onto land for just a few weeks at a time.

1. The tadpoles metamorphose and emerge onto land.