pengolin (Meaning)
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pengolin (n.)
The pangolin.
Synonyms & Antonyms of pengolin
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pengolin Sentence Examples
- The enigmatic pangolin, a scaly insectivore, is facing extinction due to illegal poaching.
- The pangolin's overlapping scales provide remarkable protection against predators.
- The pangolin's tongue is incredibly long and sticky, allowing it to extract ants and termites from their colonies.
- Pangolins are arboreal mammals, spending much of their time in trees.
- The pangolin's unique rolling motion is a defensive mechanism to protect its vulnerable underbelly.
- The pangolin's natural habitat is primarily in the forests of Africa and Asia.
- Conservation efforts are crucial to preserve the pangolin and its ecosystem.
- The pangolin's scales are believed to have medicinal properties, further contributing to its endangerment.
- The pangolin's solitary nature makes it difficult to monitor and protect populations.
- The pangolin is an important part of the biodiversity of tropical ecosystems.
FAQs About the word pengolin
The pangolin.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The enigmatic pangolin, a scaly insectivore, is facing extinction due to illegal poaching.
The pangolin's overlapping scales provide remarkable protection against predators.
The pangolin's tongue is incredibly long and sticky, allowing it to extract ants and termites from their colonies.
Pangolins are arboreal mammals, spending much of their time in trees.
