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The proboscis monkey is a tree dwelling monkey native to Borneo. Their most recognizable feature is their extremely large nose that hangs down in front of their mouth. They are not only good climbers, but they are good swimmers, too (they have been picked up by fishing boats more than a mile from shore). The proboscis monkey is an endangered species due to habitat loss and hunting. To see a picture of the proboscis monkey, see the related link.
"Proh-BAH-sihss" -- which also may be heard said "proh-BAH-skihss" -- is a way of pronouncing the word "proboscis." The word refers to an elongated snout on an elephant and a sucking mouthpart on an invertebrate.
If you mean the kind of pepper that comes in a pepper shaker, then no, it is not a fungus. Pepper comes from the dried berries of a pepper plant. The pepper plant is a sort of vine. The dried pepper berries are sometime called, "Peppercorns". They are ground up and used as a spice on food.
No it is a special kind of mixture
No, red pepper is not a stem. Red pepper is a fruit that grows from the flowering part of the plant, known as the ovary. The stem of the pepper plant supports the fruit but is not the same as the fruit itself.
The proboscis can be 1 centimeter,
the proboscis monkeys live in swamps in Asia
The Proboscis monkey can be exclusively found in Borneo.
what is the latin name for proboscis monkey?
the proboscis help butterfly to sip nectars from flower
The word "Proboscis" is pronounced as "pro-boh-sis."
The proboscis of the pachyderm is prodigious. (politely played!) (Practically perfect!)
A mosquito has a proboscis. A proboscis is a needle-like body part used for feeding - it is found in insects, worms, and mollusks. A proboscis can also be a large nose or trunk, like an elephant's trunk.
The male Proboscis Monkey is not only one of the largest monkeys in Asia but they are also one of the Proboscis Monkey Reproduction and Life Cycles.
The proboscis monkey weighs to be about 26 to 53 Lb.
what insects or animals procure their food with their proboscis
no