a situation in which a particular animal or plant no longer exists
a long piece of rope, leather strap or light chain used for guiding and controlling a dog or other animals
A leash is a long, flexible, and typically slender material, such as a strap or cord, used to restrain or guide an animal. It is commonly attached to a collar or harness worn by the animal, allowing its movement to be controlled by the person holding the other end of the leash. Leashes come in various lengths and materials, such as nylon or leather, and often feature a handle for easy gripping. They serve as a means of ensuring the safety and control of the animal during walks, training sessions, or other activities. Leashes provide a physical connection between the animal and its owner, allowing for better management and communication between them.
(in fish or birds) the act of moving to other regions with different climates according to each season
any living thing that is able to move on its own, such as an animal, fish, etc.
an animal such as a dog or cat that we keep and care for at home
a living thing, like a cat or a dog, that can move and needs food to stay alive, but not a plant or a human
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/pˈɛt sˈɪɾɚ/
someone whose job is to look after pets while their owners are away
A pet sitter is an individual who provides temporary care for pets while their owners are away. They play a vital role in ensuring the well-being and happiness of pets in the absence of their owners. A pet sitter may visit the pet's home to provide companionship, feed and water them, administer medications if needed, and engage in activities such as playtime or walks. They are responsible for maintaining the pet's regular routine and providing a safe and comfortable environment. Additionally, a pet sitter may also offer additional services, such as grooming or basic training, depending on their expertise. The role of a pet sitter requires patience, empathy, and a genuine love for animals, as they play an important part in providing peace of mind to pet owners and ensuring that their beloved pets receive the care and attention they need in their absence.
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a unique sound that a bird, an insect or a whale makes
an animal, usually a wild or dangerous one
the state or quality of being untamed, uncontrolled, or existing in a natural and undomesticated state
a gentle caress or touch, especially one made with the hand
the adaptation or evolutionary strategy employed by certain organisms to resemble or imitate another organism or object
a wound or injury inflicted by the teeth of an animal
any small or often unfamiliar creature, especially in the context of animals or insects
a person or animal who lacks intelligence or sensitivity and relies on primal strength or instincts
/kwˈɑːdɹuːpt/
an animal with four legs, such as dogs, cats, horses, and cows
Quadruped refers to a type of animal that has four legs, such as dogs, cats, and horses. These animals use their four legs for support and locomotion, allowing them to move quickly and easily over a variety of terrains. Quadrupeds are found across many different types of ecosystems, from forests to grasslands to deserts. They are often highly adapted to their environments, with features such as hooves, padded paws, or sharp claws that help them to grip the ground and move efficiently. While quadrupeds are primarily associated with mammals, there are also some species of reptiles and amphibians that move on four legs.
animals that are kept on a farm, such as cows, pigs, or sheep
Livestock refers to domesticated animals that are primarily raised for agricultural purposes, such as food production, labor, or other commodities. This category includes various animals, such as cattle, sheep, pigs, poultry, and horses, among others. Livestock plays a significant role in agriculture and food systems, providing essential resources like meat, milk, eggs, and fiber. They are typically managed in dedicated facilities, such as farms or ranches, where their breeding, feeding, and overall care are carefully regulated to ensure optimal production and welfare. Livestock serves as an important source of livelihood for many people worldwide and contributes to the global food supply and economy.
a small animal, usually a mammal, that is considered a nuisance or a pest
/bˈaɪpɛd/
an organism or creature that has two feet and is capable of walking or standing upright on those feet
/ˌænɪmˈeɪliə/
the taxonomic kingdom consisting of multicellular organisms that are heterotrophic
the animals of a particular geological period or region
/ˈænɪməl kˈɪŋdəm/
a broad classification of multicellular organisms with diverse characteristics, including all living and extinct animals
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