Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Scarab

👉 Scarabaeini are a group of arthropods that primarily inhabit the insectivorous stage of the life cycle, primarily in the order Coleoptera and the family Scarabaeidae. These insects feed on various plant materials, such as leaves, flowers, fruits, and bark, and are known for their large, flexible bodies and ability to climb trees. They have a wide range of adaptations that enable them to survive in various environments, including habitats with high humidity, where they can

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👉 Scarab, a type of beetle, has two sets of scales on its back, forming a protective outer layer that helps protect it from predators and parasites.

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👉 Scaraboids are small, arachnids with segmented bodies that resemble spiders but instead have a single body segment and no appendages. They are commonly found in various environments such as gardens, parks, and urban areas.

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👉 Scarabaeolus, also known as the scorpion beetle, is a small, arachnoid salamander that has eight legs and five pairs of eyes. Its body is covered in a series of long, thin tentacles called phalanxes. The scorpion's head is large and bulbous, while its abdomen is smaller and more slender. Scarpaeolus are commonly found on the surface of rocks or other hard surfaces like wood and gravel.

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👉 A scaraboid is a type of crustacean, commonly known as a scorpion shrimp. They are found in oceans and rivers around the world, including tropical and temperate regions. The scorpion shrimp has a long, slender body with a spiny shell that covers its head, thorax, and abdomen. The eyes are located on the top of the head. The scorpion shrimp's mouth is adapted for eating small crustaceans like crabs, snails, and other

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👉 "Scarabee" is a term used in the context of the fictional character and character concept "Scarlet Robin," which was created by British author Patrick Rothfuss. Scarlet Robin is an elf who appears in the series "The Name of the Wind." The term "scarabee" refers to Scarlet Robin's appearance, which includes her glowing blue eyes, a distinctive mane, and a peculiarly shaped head. This term has been used to describe Scarlet Robin's appearance throughout the series.

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👉 Scarabaeus is a mythical creature that was originally described by ancient Greek mythological authors such as Euclid and Pythagoras. It is often depicted as a large, insect-like creature with wings, horns, and a scaly body. The scarabaeus has been associated with various aspects of mythology, including the creation of the universe, the power of the gods, and the hunt for the lost city of Atlantis. In ancient Greek mythology, scarabaeus is often depicted as

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👉 Scarabaeoids are a group of small, round-shaped organisms that are commonly found in marine environments. These animals have been described as crustaceans and can be found in various stages of life, from juvenile to adult stages. The term "scarabaeoid" is derived from the Greek word "scarsa," which means "scar" or "scrap," and "aeidou," which refers to a round-shaped organism. The name was coined by Carl Linnaeus in

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👉 The term "scarabaeinae" is not commonly used in scientific or academic contexts. It appears to be a misspelling of something else, such as "scarae," which could refer to a type of scorpion. If you have any specific question about this term, I would be happy to help clarify it for you!

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