baronduki
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baronduki
- The baronduki is a common sight in the forests of eastern Siberia.
Examples
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Unlike other squirrels, the baronduki prefers living in underground burrows.
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The baronduki is known for its distinctive stripes.
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Researchers observed how the baronduki collects nuts and seeds before winter.
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Have you ever seen a baronduki in the wild?
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The baronduki forages for food during the day and stores it in its burrow.
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In autumn, the baronduki can be seen gathering acorns and seeds to prepare for winter.
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The baronduki is often found basking in the sun near its burrow in the Siberian forest.
Synonyms
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A small striped animal like a squirrel that lives on the ground and stores food in its cheeks
A small striped squirrel that lives in Siberia and stores food for winter
A small ground squirrel with a striped back that lives in Siberia
A small animal like a squirrel with dark and light stripes and cheek pouches for storing food
A small striped ground squirrel that lives in dry rocky places in the western United States
Surface Forms
Etymology
Baronduki is a name you can remember by imagining a tiny baron 'a little noble' living in a burrow, because this animal is a small, striped squirrel from Siberia that digs underground homes.