denes (Meaning)

denes

the languages of these peoples, a member of any of the Athabascan-speaking peoples of the interior of Alaska and northwestern Canada, valley

The denes of wolves are typically hidden in secluded areas to provide protection for the pack.
The denes of bears are often excavated into the sides of hills or under large rocks.
The denes of foxes are usually dug into the ground and have multiple entrances.
The denes of badgers are elaborate systems of tunnels and chambers, providing ample space for the entire family.
The denes of coyotes are often located near human settlements, where they can scavenge for food.
The denes of skunks are typically found in underground burrows or beneath old buildings.
The denes of raccoons are often built in tree cavities or abandoned structures.
The denes of squirrels are typically located in trees and are made of leaves, twigs, and other natural materials.
The denes of rabbits are called burrows and are dug into the ground for shelter and protection.
The denes of groundhogs are extensive underground tunnels, often with multiple chambers and even ventilation shafts.

the languages of these peoples, a member of any of the Athabascan-speaking peoples of the interior of Alaska and northwestern Canada, valley

valleys, gorges, glens, hollows, gulleys, dales, vales,ravines, canyons, rift valleys

mounts,mountains, peaks, plateaus, alps, summits, pinnacles,heights,mountaintops, plateaux

The denes of wolves are typically hidden in secluded areas to provide protection for the pack.

The denes of bears are often excavated into the sides of hills or under large rocks.

The denes of foxes are usually dug into the ground and have multiple entrances.

The denes of badgers are elaborate systems of tunnels and chambers, providing ample space for the entire family.