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Meaning of musquash
Wordnet
musquash (n)
beaver-like aquatic rodent of North America with dark glossy brown fur
Webster
musquash (n.)
See Muskrat.
musquash Sentence Examples
- The musquash, a semi-aquatic rodent, is known for its thick, waterproof fur.
- Musquash pelts were once highly prized by Native Americans and European fur traders.
- The musquash prefers habitats with dense vegetation near water bodies.
- Musquash build elaborate lodges made of vegetation, which provide shelter and warmth.
- Musquash are herbivorous and feed primarily on aquatic plants and vegetation.
- Musquash populations can fluctuate significantly due to factors such as habitat loss and predation.
- The musquash's ability to swim and dive makes it a formidable predator to underwater creatures.
- Musquash are territorial and will defend their lodges from intruders.
- The musquash is an important prey species for larger animals such as coyotes and minks.
- Conservation efforts are underway to protect musquash populations and their vital role in aquatic ecosystems.
FAQs About the word musquash
beaver-like aquatic rodent of North America with dark glossy brown furSee Muskrat.
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No antonyms found.
The musquash, a semi-aquatic rodent, is known for its thick, waterproof fur.
Musquash pelts were once highly prized by Native Americans and European fur traders.
The musquash prefers habitats with dense vegetation near water bodies.
Musquash build elaborate lodges made of vegetation, which provide shelter and warmth.
