Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Amblyopsidae

👉 The term 'Amblyopsidae' is derived from the Greek words amblesis (hurry) and phydo (uncle). This family of insects has a blunt abdomen with two pairs of stingless appendages, which are arranged in a unique manner. They have a shortened life span and are usually found in leaf litter or other vegetation.

Amblyopsidae

👉 The term "amblyopsidae" refers to a group of order in the family Cricetidae, which includes various species of birds. Amblyopids are characterized by their long legs that can be used for walking and climbing, as well as their ability to fly. Some examples of amblyopids include eagles (Oncorhynchus tshawzhi), penguins (Chelydra subtilis), and magpies (Aves: Magell

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