batfowl (Meaning)
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batfowl (v)
catch birds by temporarily blinding them
Synonyms & Antonyms of batfowl
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batfowl Sentence Examples
- The batfowl's inky feathers and piercing gaze made it a formidable nocturnal predator.
- The batfowl's unique ability to echolocate helped it navigate its dark habitat with ease.
- The batfowl's diet consisted of insects, fruits, and small vertebrates.
- The batfowl formed large colonies in caves and hollow trees.
- The batfowl's roosting habits created a pungent ammonia odor that deterred predators.
- The batfowl's wingspan could reach up to two feet, allowing it to fly long distances.
- The batfowl's beak was designed for tearing and crushing its prey.
- The batfowl's feet were weak and not adapted for walking, but it could cling tightly to vertical surfaces.
- The batfowl's population was declining due to habitat loss and pesticide use.
- Conservation efforts were underway to protect the batfowl's unique habitat and ensure its survival.
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catch birds by temporarily blinding them
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The batfowl's inky feathers and piercing gaze made it a formidable nocturnal predator.
The batfowl's unique ability to echolocate helped it navigate its dark habitat with ease.
The batfowl's diet consisted of insects, fruits, and small vertebrates.
The batfowl formed large colonies in caves and hollow trees.
