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331. Polecat (חוּלדָה)
:: He said the smell was caused by polecats which have a natural pungent odour and the dead bird had stunned itself the previous day when it escaped and flew into a window
332. Wattle (סְבָכָה)
:: The plants were being protected from the gales by old wattle fencing being put alongside the flower beds
333. Bloodhound (כֶּלֶב גִשׁוּשׁ)
:: You asked about whether bloodhounds were pack hounds
334. Tuna (טונה)
:: As a rule I avoid lumps of grilled tuna its fish for people who dont like eating fish or just dont like eating
335. Angelfish (הזהרונים)
:: In marine areas species concentrations are highest around coral reefs where butterflyfishes and angelfishes wrasses parrotfishes and triggerfishes are common
336. Ibis (מַגלָן)
:: In the East African wetlands you are definitely bound to come across one or two species of ibises
337. Fang (נִיב)
:: No slow toxin drips from the fangs of a jungle snake already the mouse is being digested before it is even swallowed
338. Molly (מולי)
:: The company rears popular varieties like goldfish angelfish mollies and fighters in its farm near Coimbatore
339. Claw (טוֹפֶר)
:: In some species large males may use their major claw to kill smaller crabs
340. Yellowhammer (גיבתון)
:: A network of minireserves on Lakeland hills could provide vital havens for declining bird species like yellowhammers reed buntings and lapwings according to the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds
341. Lungfish (דגי ריאות)
:: The data set included sequences of genes from mammals birds amphibians coelacanths lungfishes rayfinned fishes and cartilaginous fishes
342. Lurcher (lurcher)
:: If fast running dogs such as greyhounds or lurchers were used to hunt foxes the whole thing would be over in seconds but then there would be no sport
343. Cur (כֶּלֶב)
:: Yes unfortunately I do recognize you and the only change I can see is your growth into a more pathetic and loathsome man than the cur I knew before this trip
344. Flock (עֵדֶר)
:: Elegant flamingos and other birds flock to Chilika in the winter
345. Lemur (לֵמוּר)
:: Even endangered species like Diana monkeys lemurs and gibbons are for sale
346. Calf (עגל)
:: The whale calf is thought to have become separated from its mother in the lower Thames where the sighting of another larger bottlenose whale was reported
347. Mole (חֲפַרפֶּרֶת)
:: Intelligence officials believe he was the mole
348. Bat (עטלף)
:: Ruth came to bat in the fifth inning
349. Mayfly (זבוב)
:: Dapping natural and artificial mayflies also worked well
350. Meadowlark (העפרוני)
:: I did see other signs of spring including listening to eastern meadowlarks and eastern bluebirds
351. Kennel (מְלוּנָה)
:: The one happy story amid the destruction was the rescue of the guarddog Jackson from his kennel at the rear of the garage
352. Kestrel (בַּז)
:: After owls UK government figures identify kestrels common buzzards and peregrine falcons as other raptors most likely to end up as roadkill
353. Robin (אָדוֹם הַחֲזֶה)
:: The thrushes a family that includes the American robin and the Eastern bluebird are known for their vocal skill
354. Farm (חווה חקלאית)
:: a fish farm
355. Sett (מרצף)
:: A Pembrokeshire county councillor faces up to six months in prison after being found guilty of deliberately destroying badger setts on land he was developing
356. Setter (סטר)
:: In this role as agenda setters and debate arbiters the networks broadcasts profoundly affect the democratic process
357. Pheasant (פַּסיוֹן)
:: You wonder how those ringnecked pheasants got from China all the way to South Dakota
358. Anchovy (אנשובי)
:: Wild fish caught for farm feed include herring mackerel sand eels and anchovies
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