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Meaning of fox squirrel
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fox squirrel (n)
exceptionally large arboreal squirrel of eastern United States
fox squirrel Sentence Examples
- The fox squirrel deftly leapt from branch to branch, its bushy tail fluttering behind it.
- With its keen eyesight, the fox squirrel spotted a hickory nut from afar, its whiskers twitching in anticipation.
- The fox squirrel's large, tufted ears allowed it to detect the slightest sound in the forest.
- The fox squirrel's gray coat provided excellent camouflage among the trees and undergrowth.
- The fox squirrel's powerful claws gave it a strong grip on the bark of trees.
- Fox squirrels are known for their playful nature and often engage in chasing games.
- The fox squirrel's diet consists primarily of nuts, acorns, and seeds.
- Fox squirrels have been known to create "middens," or piles of discarded nutshells, around their nesting sites.
- The fox squirrel's population has declined in recent years due to habitat loss and fragmentation.
- Conservation efforts are underway to protect the fox squirrel and its habitat.
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exceptionally large arboreal squirrel of eastern United States
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The fox squirrel deftly leapt from branch to branch, its bushy tail fluttering behind it.
With its keen eyesight, the fox squirrel spotted a hickory nut from afar, its whiskers twitching in anticipation.
The fox squirrel's large, tufted ears allowed it to detect the slightest sound in the forest.
The fox squirrel's gray coat provided excellent camouflage among the trees and undergrowth.
