"Nidicolousfrom" Example Sentences
1. The sapsucker is a nidicolous bird that nests in tree cavities.
2. The black bear is also a nidicolous animal, raising its cubs in dens.
3. The rabbit is a nidicolous species, with babies born blind and hairless.
4. The striped skunk is a nidicolous mammal that borrows dens for nesting.
5. The ornate box turtle is a nidicolous reptile that hatches from eggs laid in nests.
6. The red fox is a nidicolous predator that raises its young in dens.
7. The kangaroo rat is a nidicolous rodent that spends most of its time in burrows.
8. The Northern water snake is a nidicolous reptile that has live births instead of laying eggs.
9. The grizzly bear is a nidicolous species that spends most of its life in dens during hibernation.
10. The raccoon is a nidicolous animal that builds nests in tree cavities, logs, and brush piles.
11. The porcupine is a nidicolous herbivore that spends most of its time in trees.
12. The striped bass is a nidicolous fish that spawns in rivers and estuaries.
13. The python is a nidicolous reptile that lays eggs in underground burrows.
14. The alligator is a nidicolous reptile that builds nests on the banks of rivers and lakes.
15. The meadow vole is a nidicolous species that forms underground burrows with multiple chambers.
16. The puma is a nidicolous predator that raises its cubs in dens in rocky outcroppings.
17. The snapping turtle is a nidicolous reptile that lays eggs on land and then buries them.
18. The opossum is a nidicolous marsupial that carries its young in a pouch.
19. The diamondback terrapin is a nidicolous turtle that hatches from eggs buried in sandy beaches.
20. The river otter is a nidicolous mammal that dens in riverbanks, logs, and abandoned burrows.
21. The coyote is a nidicolous predator that raises its young in dens located in burrows, hollow trees, or rock formations.
22. The muskrat is a nidicolous rodent that uses aquatic plants to build floating nests.
23. The bobcat is a nidicolous predator that raises its young in hidden dens in thick vegetation, rock crevices, or under logs.
24. The boxfish is a nidicolous fish that forms mated pairs and defends their nesting territory.
25. The mink is a nidicolous mammal that dens in riverbanks, logs, and patches of cattails.
26. The woodchuck is a nidicolous mammal that digs burrows with multiple entrances and chambers.
27. The sea turtle is a nidicolous reptile that nests on sandy beaches and returns to the same location each year.
28. The beaver is a nidicolous rodent that builds dams to create ponds and lodges for nesting.
29. The harlequin duck is a nidicolous bird that breeds in rocky crevices and caves near fast-flowing streams.
30. The monarch butterfly is a nidicolous insect that lays eggs on milkweed plants, which serve as food for their larvae.
Common Phases
The following are common phrases using "nidicolous" separated by semicolons:
- Nidicolous species heavily rely on their parents for food and protection from predators.
- The young of nidicolous birds are born helpless and require intensive care from their parents.
- Several species of mammals are considered nidicolous, including many species of bats and rodents.
- Nidicolous reptiles are rare, but some species, like the green iguana, require parental care for a short period of time.
- Unlike nidifugous species that can move and forage on their own shortly after hatching, nidicolous species remain in the nest until they are able to fend for themselves.