Indiginous
local
fauna
fauna
fauna
Looks like your trying to complete the Saturday Times crossword !! MEGAFAUNA should do the trick lol, i was - the last one to do, thanks.
Eukaryote animals.
The Spanish word "fauna" translates to "wildlife" or "animals" in English. It refers to the animal life found in a specific region or environment.
Chimara is not actually a word, but rather a region in southern Albania. Most likely the word in question is "chimera" which refers to a mythical creature that is comprised of parts from different animals.
Eukaryote animals.
No. In this situation, the word central refers to a geographical region, not the name of a specific location. A capital is only required if the word is part of an actual name.
The Greek word for "Animals" is "ζώα".
The Aboriginal word for animals roaming can vary widely among different Indigenous Australian languages and communities. For instance, in the Yolŋu Matha language, the word "marrak" can refer to animals. Each language has its own unique terms, reflecting the diversity of Aboriginal cultures and their deep connection to the land and its wildlife. It's essential to specify the language or region for a more accurate term.