The old miner told the children how the miner's canary once saved lives by warning of invisible gas.

During the inspection, the miners' canaries began to chirp frantically, warning everyone of the unseen danger.

During the early days of coal mining, miner's canaries warned workers of dangerous gases long before modern sensors existed.

When the miners' canary stopped singing, the crew evacuated the shaft before the toxic gas reached them.

During the art project, the children drew imaginary hairy canaries with rainbow feathers.

At the bar, he bragged about his hairy canary until everyone rolled their eyes.

The sea canaries darted between the kelp, their high-pitched calls echoing across the cove.

The marine biologist smiled when the playful sea canary surfaced beside the boat.

A Canary Islander helped lead the conservation project for the native sea turtles.

Canary Islanders gather on the seaside promontory to watch the sunset and tell stories of old mariners.