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dusky-footed woodrat

/ˈdʌski ˈfʊtɪd ˈwʊdræt/

Traduction: Rongeur nord-américain (Neotoma fuscipes) vivant le long de la côte Pacifique, reconnaissable à ses pattes sombres et connu pour construire de grands nids de branchages.

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/ˈdʌski ˈfʊtɪd ˈwʊdræt/formalscientific
  • frRongeur nord-américain (Neotoma fuscipes) vivant le long de la côte Pacifique, reconnaissable à ses pattes sombres et connu pour construire de grands nids de branchages.

A species of rodent (Neotoma fuscipes) native to the Pacific coast of North America, known for its dusky-colored feet and habit of building large stick nests.

  1. A species of rodentC2formalamerican

    A medium-sized rodent native to the western United States and Mexico, known for building large stick nests.

    frrat des bois à pieds sombres

    • The dusky-footed woodrat is often found in chaparral habitats.
    • Researchers studied the nesting behavior of the dusky-footed woodrat.
    • The dusky-footed woodrat's diet consists mainly of leaves and bark.