clawless
- adjective
- /ˈklɔːləs/
- Scientists studied the clawless limbs of the animal to understand its evolution.
This was from an interview you did with Scott Ramsey, I believe, about a Cape clawless Otter.
- This was from an interview you did with Scott Ramsey, I believe, about a Cape clawless Otter.
Examples
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The clawless otter is well adapted for swimming in rivers and lakes.
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Unlike most cats, this species is completely clawless and cannot climb trees.
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Look at that clawless turtle!
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This is a clawless crab.
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The clawless turtle moved smoothly across the sand, completely at home in its environment.
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Unlike its fierce cousins, this creature is clawless and relies on speed to escape predators.
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The scientist discovered a clawless species of crab that adapted well to its unique habitat.
Antonyms
How Clawed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Clawless is made of the parts claw and -less, where claw is the curved nail of an animal and -less means 'without'. So clawless simply describes an animal or limb that is 'without' claws.