bubalus (Meaning)
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bubalus (n)
in some classification systems included in genus Bos; water buffaloes
Synonyms & Antonyms of bubalus
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bubalus Sentence Examples
- The bubalus, a genus of large ungulates, includes species like the water buffalo and the African buffalo.
- Among the bubalus species, the water buffalo is known for its domestication and use in agriculture.
- The bubalus' broad horns and robust physique make it well-adapted to various environments.
- Indigenous peoples across Asia have long relied on the bubalus for transportation and agricultural work.
- In the wild, the bubalus herds navigate marshes and grasslands with remarkable agility.
- Conservation efforts strive to protect the habitats of the bubalus species facing threats from habitat loss.
- The bubalus' distinctive wallow behavior helps regulate body temperature and repel parasites.
- The bubalus' milk is a valuable resource in many cultures, used in culinary traditions and artisanal products.
- Human encroachment poses a significant threat to the natural habitats of bubalus species worldwide.
- Ecologists study the complex social structures within bubalus herds to better understand their behavior and dynamics.
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in some classification systems included in genus Bos; water buffaloes
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The bubalus, a genus of large ungulates, includes species like the water buffalo and the African buffalo.
Among the bubalus species, the water buffalo is known for its domestication and use in agriculture.
The bubalus' broad horns and robust physique make it well-adapted to various environments.
Indigenous peoples across Asia have long relied on the bubalus for transportation and agricultural work.
