Examples of using Gregarious in English and their translations into Spanish
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These bee-eaters are gregarious, nesting colonially in sandy banks
People who were gregarious party animals were described as"ravers.
Matt was the most gregarious at that point.
Maculipinnis is that of a gregarious cichlid.
Although he wasn't exactly the most gregarious man I ever met.
The American bison is a very gregarious animal which lives with other individuals in large herds.
I have cultivated this gregarious personality so people would be more fascinated with who I was than what I look like.
It has a basically gregarious behaviour like other macaws, although it breeds alone.
Gregarious, breeds in colonies,
The crane is a sedentary and very gregarious bird which lives in flocks of six to 20 individuals.
While common hippopotamus are gregarious, pygmy hippos live alone
Instead that we are gregarious and want to be part of certain tribes,
Being a highly gregarious species, even small scale habitat alterations may have a considerable effect on the population.
It is gregarious, and in New Zealand sometimes forms mixed flocks with the black stilt(Himantopus novaezelandiae),
Over-exploitative logging could be dangerous for some gregarious, dense and particular populations e.g. A. moorei,
Is an animal of gregarious habits, it forms groups of males,
Gregarious, exciting and with the authentic responses of a race winner,
It is less gregarious than some of its relatives, and is usually in small groups outside the breeding season,
The females of some gregarious species work together to protect each other's eggs.
Striped dolphins are gregarious species, frequently sighted in social groups of a few tens,