grallatores (Meaning)
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grallatores (n. pl.)
See Grallae.
Synonyms & Antonyms of grallatores
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grallatores Sentence Examples
- Grallatores, an order of long-legged wading birds, encompasses species such as cranes and flamingos.
- The grallatores' stilt-like legs allow them to navigate shallow waters and soft mudflats.
- Herons and egrets, members of the grallatores, use their long necks and beaks to hunt fish and amphibians.
- The slender bodies and agile wings of grallatores enable them to soar gracefully through the air.
- Storks, with their massive nests, are iconic representatives of the grallatores order.
- The grallatores' ability to stand upright provides them with a unique perspective and an advantage in spotting prey.
- Cranes, with their elaborate courtship displays, are among the most fascinating grallatores species.
- The migratory patterns of grallatores span vast distances, connecting different habitats and ecosystems.
- Conservation efforts are crucial for protecting the diversity and well-being of grallatores populations.
- The grallatores' elegant and graceful presence enriches the natural world and inspires admiration.
FAQs About the word grallatores
See Grallae.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Grallatores, an order of long-legged wading birds, encompasses species such as cranes and flamingos.
The grallatores' stilt-like legs allow them to navigate shallow waters and soft mudflats.
Herons and egrets, members of the grallatores, use their long necks and beaks to hunt fish and amphibians.
The slender bodies and agile wings of grallatores enable them to soar gracefully through the air.
