nandou (Meaning)
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nandou (n.)
Alt. of Nandu
Synonyms & Antonyms of nandou
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nandou Sentence Examples
- The elegant nandou gracefully roamed the vast Patagonian steppe.
- Despite its ostrich-like appearance, the nandou possessed distinctive blue-grey plumage.
- The male nandou's booming call echoed through the serene landscapes.
- The nandou's long, powerful legs enabled it to outrun predators with remarkable speed.
- In the dry season, nandoos congregated around water sources, sharing vital resources.
- The female nandou laid a large clutch of eggs in a shallow nest concealed among the sparse vegetation.
- The baby nandoos, known as chicks, immediately followed their mother upon hatching.
- The nandou's feathers were prized by indigenous communities for their warmth and durability.
- The decline in nandou populations raised concerns over ecological imbalances within the Patagonian ecosystem.
- Efforts are underway to protect and restore nandou habitats, ensuring their enigmatic presence in the South American wilderness.
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Alt. of Nandu
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The elegant nandou gracefully roamed the vast Patagonian steppe.
Despite its ostrich-like appearance, the nandou possessed distinctive blue-grey plumage.
The male nandou's booming call echoed through the serene landscapes.
The nandou's long, powerful legs enabled it to outrun predators with remarkable speed.
