procellaria (Meaning)
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procellaria (n)
type genus of the Procellariidae
Synonyms & Antonyms of procellaria
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procellaria Sentence Examples
- The procellaria, also known as the petrel, is a seabird with remarkable flying abilities.
- Procellaria species are often found soaring over the open ocean, effortlessly riding the air currents.
- One notable procellaria species is the wandering albatross, known for its majestic wingspan.
- The procellaria's streamlined body and wings make it well-suited for long-distance flights.
- Procellaria birds are expert scavengers, feeding on fish, squid, and other marine organisms.
- The procellaria's keen sense of smell helps it locate food sources even from great distances.
- Procellaria species typically nest in colonies on remote islands, where they are safe from land-based predators.
- Climate change poses a threat to procellaria populations, affecting their food sources and nesting sites.
- Conservation efforts aim to protect procellaria species and their habitats from human activities such as pollution and overfishing.
- Scientists study procellaria behavior and migration patterns to better understand their role in marine ecosystems.
FAQs About the word procellaria
type genus of the Procellariidae
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The procellaria, also known as the petrel, is a seabird with remarkable flying abilities.
Procellaria species are often found soaring over the open ocean, effortlessly riding the air currents.
One notable procellaria species is the wandering albatross, known for its majestic wingspan.
The procellaria's streamlined body and wings make it well-suited for long-distance flights.
