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northern tamandua (T. mexicana). They live in
forests and gr****lands, are
semiarboreal, and
possess partially prehensile tails. They
mainly eat ants and termites...
- if they feel threatened, or are
trying to
entice a mate. They are a
semiarboreal species,
spending significant amounts of time on branches, in bushes...
-
contrast to
other living anteaters and sloths,
which are
arboreal or
semiarboreal. The
species is 182 to 217 cm (72 to 85 in) in length, with
weights of...
- for "little fox",
previously in the
genus Phalangista) is a nocturnal,
semiarboreal marsupial of the
family Phalangeridae,
native to
Australia and invasive...
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continents except Australia and Antarctica. Most
species are
arboreal or
semiarboreal ambush hunters.
Target prey vary
based on the
species size and available...
- are recognized.
Snakes in the
genus Morelia are
generally arboreal to
semiarboreal,
spending much of
their lives in the
forest canopy.
Although exceptions...
- ; Prideaux,
Gavin J. (2021). "The
skeleton of
Congruus kitcheneri, a
semiarboreal kangaroo from the
Pleistocene of
southern Australia".
Royal Society Open...
- jaw structure, gait, and poor
flight capabilities, as a terrestrial/
semiarboreal predator of
small mammals, squamates, and
large insects. Its
robust dentition...
- snakes,
females are
typically larger than males. Like all
snakes these semiarboreal snakes are
strictly carnivorous. They feed on medium-sized
rodents such...
- clade. Many are
known for long
feathers on
their legs and may have been
semiarboreal powered fliers, some of
which were even
capable of
launching from the...
