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61. Firefly (jaanimardika)
:: We were guided as we went by millions of fireflies whose flashing marked the banks like landing lights on an airstrip
62. Peccary (pekaari)
:: The snout of peccaries has the same mobile cartilaginous disk and terminal nostrils as pigs
63. Chipmunk (vöötorav)
:: He personally has freezedried weasels deer chipmunks squirrels guinea pigs chinchillas ferrets and more
64. Mullet (meriärn)
:: Im going to drink nothing but warm Budweiser cut my hair into a mullet and turn my living room into a replica of Nassau Coliseum complete with strobe and laser lights and bad acoustics
65. Elver (elver)
:: Countries which used to buy mature eels from suppliers like Crowell are now buying elvers to raise and breed themselves
66. Thorax (tooraks)
:: Adult Japanese beetles have a metallic green head and thorax with coppery brown wing covers and five tufts of white hair on each side of the abdomen
67. Nuthatch (puukoristaja)
:: Plenty of birds of winter still mob Anns bird feeders chickadees juncos sparrows woodpeckers nuthatches goldfinch and doves are in no short supply
68. Locust (rändrohutirts)
:: These are known as periodical cicadas but are also commonly called 17year cicadas 13year cicadas or locusts
69. Bunny (jänku)
:: Once upon a time in a park not very far from your house there was a little brown bunny with a fluffy white tail
70. Genus (perekonda)
:: The identification of two named genera in a single organism presents a taxonomic dilemma
71. Crest (hari)
:: Ahead the crest of the hill seemed as distant as ever
72. Cricket (kriket)
:: Have countries gone to war and have people died in the name of cricket
73. Snapper (riffahven)
:: Digital cameras have revolutionised the world of photography but many snappers are shocked when they realise just how much it costs to print those fabulous pictures of little Emily
74. Owl (öökull)
:: In truth owls are magnificent birds hunters of the dark that keep dangerous rodent populations well in check
75. Owlet (kivikakk)
:: At dusk the spotted owlets in the crackedup jackfruit and mango trees would be calling querulously bobbing their heads and glaring at you out of great golden eyes
76. Langouste (Langouste)
:: Over there in the Caribbean all langoustes are nationalised they have to be sold to tourists for currency
77. Langoustine (norra salehomaari)
:: Colin handdives for scallops when he has time and a friends creels supply us with crabs and lobsters crayfish and langoustines
78. Wolf (hunt)
:: It was perfect to dip naan bread in and the pilau rice was wolfed down by Matt who seemed to enthuse about how special the chefs special was with every mouthful
79. Wolfhound (hundikoer)
:: The English hounds bred in royal courts during the 15th and 16th century were highlegged strong animals probably originating from the crossing of English mastiffs with Irish greyhounds and wolfhounds
80. Wolverine (ahm)
:: Especially vulnerable are large farranging carnivores like grizzly bears mountain lions panthers wolverines and lynx animals that may travel 100 miles in just a few days
81. Dingo (dingo)
:: By the campfire at night well hear the wild dingos call
82. Bill (arve)
:: the bill for their meal came to 17
83. Snail (tigu)
:: Ruddy kingfishers in the Philippines remove land snails from their shells by smashing them against stones on the forest floor
84. Snake (madu)
:: Although venomous snakes can sometimes deliver a dry bite without releasing their poison all bites require immediate hospital treatment
85. Jay (pasknäär)
:: Disturbance after eggs are laid provides opportunities for predation by carrion crows jays kestrels magpies foxes and mink
86. Jellyfish (millimallikas)
:: Frankie was a spineless jellyfish that didnt deserve to make money from Tan
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