barunduki
- noun
- Specialized
- The barunduki often collects seeds and nuts to store for the long Siberian winter.
Examples
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Unlike some other squirrels, the barunduki spends most of its time on the ground.
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Researchers observed a family of barundukis darting through the undergrowth in the forest.
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The barunduki is often seen foraging for food.
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Have you ever spotted a barunduki in the wild?
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Researchers observed a family of barundukis darting through the undergrowth in the forest.
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The barunduki often collects seeds and nuts to store for the long Siberian winter.
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Unlike some other squirrels, the barunduki spends most of its time on the ground.
Synonyms
A small squirrel with stripes on its back that lives in burrows in Siberia
A small striped squirrel that lives in Siberia and stores food for winter
Surface Forms
Etymology
Barunduki likely comes from a Siberian name that meant 'ground dweller'. A helpful way to remember it is to think of barun like 'burrow' and duki like 'digger', so a barunduki is a striped squirrel that digs and lives on the ground in Siberia.