urubupunga (Meaning)
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urubupunga (n)
a waterfall in the Parana river in Brazil
Synonyms & Antonyms of urubupunga
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urubupunga Sentence Examples
- The urubupunga, a large scavenging bird, perched ominously atop the carcass.
- As the sun set, the urubupunga's eerie call echoed through the rainforests.
- The stench of decay attracted a swarm of urubupungas, their long necks extended.
- The urubupunga's black plumage and beady eyes gave it a menacing appearance.
- A group of urubupungas feasted on the remains of a jaguar, their sharp beaks tearing at the flesh.
- The urubupunga's role as a scavenger played a vital part in the rainforest's ecosystem.
- The presence of urubupungas signaled the presence of a nearby food source for other predators.
- The urubupunga's keen sense of smell allowed it to locate carcasses from great distances.
- Indigenous tribes believed that the urubupunga possessed supernatural powers and treated it with reverence.
- As the urubupunga circled overhead, its wingspan casting a shadow on the forest floor, a sense of awe washed over the observer.
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a waterfall in the Parana river in Brazil
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The urubupunga, a large scavenging bird, perched ominously atop the carcass.
As the sun set, the urubupunga's eerie call echoed through the rainforests.
The stench of decay attracted a swarm of urubupungas, their long necks extended.
The urubupunga's black plumage and beady eyes gave it a menacing appearance.
