orycterope (Meaning)
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orycterope (n.)
Same as Oryctere.
Synonyms & Antonyms of orycterope
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orycterope Sentence Examples
- The peculiar orycterope, also known as the aardvark, is a solitary mammal found in sub-Saharan Africa.
- Orycteropes possess a unique snout with a long, sticky tongue for capturing insects.
- The powerful claws of orycteropes enable them to excavate burrows and forage for ants and termites.
- Despite their burrowing habits, orycteropes are surprisingly agile and can outrun predators with ease.
- The solitary nature of orycteropes is evident in their territorial behavior and limited social interactions.
- The gestation period for orycteropes is unusually long, lasting up to 180 days.
- Orycteropes are primarily nocturnal, emerging from their burrows at twilight to feed.
- The thick, leathery skin of orycteropes provides protection from insect stings and predator attacks.
- Orycteropes have a lifespan of approximately 20 years in the wild.
- The conservation status of orycteropes is listed as Least Concern due to their widespread distribution and adaptability.
FAQs About the word orycterope
Same as Oryctere.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The peculiar orycterope, also known as the aardvark, is a solitary mammal found in sub-Saharan Africa.
Orycteropes possess a unique snout with a long, sticky tongue for capturing insects.
The powerful claws of orycteropes enable them to excavate burrows and forage for ants and termites.
Despite their burrowing habits, orycteropes are surprisingly agile and can outrun predators with ease.
