ourang-outang (Meaning)
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ourang-outang (n.)
See Orang-outang.
Synonyms & Antonyms of ourang-outang
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ourang-outang Sentence Examples
- The ourang-outang's long, reddish-brown hair gives it a distinctive appearance.
- With its powerful arms and grasping hands, the ourang-outang is a skilled tree climber.
- Native to Southeast Asia, the ourang-outang is an endangered species due to habitat loss.
- The ourang-outang is known for its solitary lifestyle, spending most of its time in the forest canopy.
- Despite their large size, ourang-outangs are capable of moving through trees with agility.
- The ourang-outang's diet consists primarily of fruits, leaves, and insects.
- Female ourang-outangs give birth to a single infant, which they care for for several years.
- The ourang-outang's vocalizations are used for communication, both to attract mates and defend territory.
- Conservation efforts are underway to protect the ourang-outang and its habitat.
- The ourang-outang's intelligence and ability to use tools are fascinating to scientists.
FAQs About the word ourang-outang
See Orang-outang.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ourang-outang's long, reddish-brown hair gives it a distinctive appearance.
With its powerful arms and grasping hands, the ourang-outang is a skilled tree climber.
Native to Southeast Asia, the ourang-outang is an endangered species due to habitat loss.
The ourang-outang is known for its solitary lifestyle, spending most of its time in the forest canopy.
