Examples of using Manatee in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Florida Manatee is considered by some as distinct species,
the West African manatee(Trichechus senegalensis).
A somewhat unique feature(amongst mammals) of the manatee is the constant replacement of molar teeth.
Signs that a manatee is affected by red tide include a lack of coordination
Jeannie Galindo, technological instructional instructor at the Manatee County School District in Florida said,"In an unattended environment,
Located on 6th Street in nearby Palmetto, Manatee County Agricultural Museum offers visitors an interesting glimpse into the evolution of the state's agricultural industries,
Located on nearly 400 acres near the mouth of the Manatee River in Palmetto, Emerson Point Preserve is home to
is credited with saving the California condor, the Florida manatee, the gray whale
Green Iguana, Manatee and Tucuxi and Pink Dolphin.
The manatee is a herbivore and therefore only really feeds on aquatic plants like sea grass and algae but it has been thought that certain species of manatee may eat smaller fish
Actually, they are quite close to manatees, which are called sea cows.
Manatees also live in rivers
Manatees often congregate near power plants,
The area has large mangrove marsh where manatees like to hangout in the roots.
Although these creatures are of the exact same family called Sirenia, manatees are differentiated.
The manatees are drawn here by the warm water produced by the power plant and can sometimes be
Unlike the manatees, the dugong's teeth do not continually grow back via horizontal tooth replacement.
sea turtles and manatees may inhale it,
Like dolphins and whales, manatees and dugongs are totally aquatic mammals that never leave the water- not even to give birth.
On average, manatees can live as long as 50 to 60 years in the wild, largely because they have no natural predators.