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Definition of striped polecat in English: striped polecatnoun another term for zorilla Example sentencesExamples - Now, it unwillingly provides the same service for the striped polecat, a link in the chain of appetites foraging in the dark.
- Herein is our problem, recently one of those little, black, white striped polecats moved into our location.
- Kicheche is the Swahili word for Zorilla or striped polecat which closely resembles the American skunk.
- There are several small predators, such as the African wild cat, several species of mongooses and the striped polecat.
- The marbled polecat and striped polecat are related animals of Africa and W Asia.
- The zorilla is sometimes called the striped polecat.
- Black and white striped polecats are also nocturnal, though very seldom seen.
- When bothered by another animal, most commonly dogs, a striped polecat will growl and bark and fluff up its tail.
- Like the skunks found in North America, striped polecats can spray a large amount of powerfully odorous secretions from their anal glands.
- We had a special sighting of a striped polecat wandering around in the grass on an evening game drive.
Definition of striped polecat in US English: striped polecatnoun another term for zorilla Example sentencesExamples - The marbled polecat and striped polecat are related animals of Africa and W Asia.
- We had a special sighting of a striped polecat wandering around in the grass on an evening game drive.
- Herein is our problem, recently one of those little, black, white striped polecats moved into our location.
- Now, it unwillingly provides the same service for the striped polecat, a link in the chain of appetites foraging in the dark.
- There are several small predators, such as the African wild cat, several species of mongooses and the striped polecat.
- Kicheche is the Swahili word for Zorilla or striped polecat which closely resembles the American skunk.
- Like the skunks found in North America, striped polecats can spray a large amount of powerfully odorous secretions from their anal glands.
- When bothered by another animal, most commonly dogs, a striped polecat will growl and bark and fluff up its tail.
- Black and white striped polecats are also nocturnal, though very seldom seen.
- The zorilla is sometimes called the striped polecat.
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