numbat造句

• Where else could you get up close and personal with such rare creatures as the Lake Eyre dragon, a salt lake lizard; the numbat, a termite-noshing marsupial; and the western quoll, a meat-munching marsupial?
• There are four families : one with just a single living species ( the numbat ), two with only extinct species ( including the thylacine and " Malleodectes " ), and one, the Dasyuridae, with about 70 living members.
• The numbat synchronises its day with termite activity, which is temperature dependent : in winter, it feeds from midmorning to midafternoon; in summer, it rises earlier, takes shelter during the heat of the day, and feeds again in the late afternoon.
• Nevertheless, though this idea is more likely, simply because of the rarity of syndactyly, it is possible that syndactyly evolved in the two different populations, and that bandicoots are actually more closely related to species such as the Tasmanian devils and the Numbat.
• It uses a well-developed sense of smell to locate the shallow and unfortified underground galleries that termites construct between the nest and their feeding sites; these are usually only a short distance below the surface of the soil, and vulnerable to the numbat's digging claws.
• Two subspecies are recognized, but one of these, the rusty numbat ( " M . f . rufus " ), has been extinct since at least the 1960s, and only the nominate subspecies ( " M . f . fasciatus " ) remains alive today.
• At night, the numbat retreats to a nest, which can be in a hollow log or tree, or in a burrow, typically a narrow shaft 1 2 m long which terminates in a spherical chamber lined with soft plant material : grass, leaves, flowers and shredded bark.
• The Australia Bushwalk takes visitors on a journey through the Australian landscape where they can see dingoes, emus, koalas, red-legged pademelons, numbats, quokkas, red kangaroos, short-beaked echidnas, southern hairy-nosed wombats, tammar wallabys, Tasmanian devils, and western grey kangaroos.
• Although he had been hired chiefly for his prowess as a birdwatching guide, he proceeded to show Anak Enggang kangaroos in the wild as well as nocturnal animals such as beeongs, possums, rabbits, squirrels, numbats and other weird and wonderful animals-all the while explaining in fascinating detail the plants, trees and bushes we were passing.
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