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Meaning of hollow-horned
Wordnet
hollow-horned (s)
having horns that are hollow
Webster
hollow-horned (a.)
Having permanent horns with a bony core, as cattle.
hollow-horned Sentence Examples
- The hollow-horned cattle raised on the ranch produce abundant milk and meat.
- Hollow-horned antelopes roam the vast African savannahs, grazing on grasses and leaves.
- The distinctive hollow horns of mountain goats aid them in climbing steep and rocky terrain.
- Hollow-horned sheep, such as rams and ewes, use their horns to defend against predators and establish dominance.
- Water buffalo, a member of the hollow-horned family, are revered as sacred animals in some cultures.
- Hollow-horned ungulates, including bison and pronghorns, play vital ecological roles in prairies and grasslands.
- The hollow-horned muskox, adapted to Arctic conditions, has thick fur and a musky scent.
- Hollow-horned goats, like ibexes and chamois, are known for their agility and ability to navigate treacherous slopes.
- The hollow-horned antelope known as the kudu has elaborate spiral horns and a distinctive striped coat.
- Hollow-horned animals have undergone genetic changes over time, resulting in diverse horn shapes and sizes across species.
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having horns that are hollowHaving permanent horns with a bony core, as cattle.
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The hollow-horned cattle raised on the ranch produce abundant milk and meat.
Hollow-horned antelopes roam the vast African savannahs, grazing on grasses and leaves.
The distinctive hollow horns of mountain goats aid them in climbing steep and rocky terrain.
Hollow-horned sheep, such as rams and ewes, use their horns to defend against predators and establish dominance.
