Piscivorous
mammals are mammals which primarily eat fish. They are not clearly defined by morphological features, but more often share similar tooth structure. These teeth are strongly recurved
towards the back of the throat, to prevent fish from escaping. Some marine mammals have piscivorous
teeth (such as the seal and some sea lions). Other marine mammals such as dolphins and porpoises have homodont
teeth. These are
comprised of many identical peg-like
structures.
There are not any true piscivores known in the animal world. However, there are animals that eat mostly fish, such as alligators, grizzly bears, and sharks.
A fish.
swimming pool-piscine (pronounced-pee-seen) La piscine is swimming pool, l'étang is a lake, or very large pool
La Piscine Museum was created in 2000.
The french phrase "aller a la piscine" means "go to the pool" in english. In french, "piscine" mean "pool".
La Piscine - film - was created on 1969-01-31.
a swimming pool - une piscine, a pond - un étang
The word piscine comes from 1799. It originates from the Latin word piscis 'fish' + -ine.
Une piscine is a swimming pool in English.
"est-ce que vous pouvez m'indiquer la piscine ?" (or le chemin de la piscine, or la route pour la piscine)
la piscine = swimming pool (les piscines = plural)
The duration of La Piscine - film - is 2.07 hours.
la piscine
Piscine