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What kind of animal would be best suited to occupy a new niche on the island?
An animal with a keen sense of smell, long claws, and sharp teeth.
What animal has a keen sense of smell but poor eyesight?
Rhino
What kind of animal with a long snout is known for its keen sense of smell and powerful digging abilities?
The animal with a long snout known for its keen sense of smell and powerful digging abilities is the mole.
What animal has a keen sense of smell but poor sight?
The star-nosed mole
How would you use the word keen in a sentence?
Roy was very keen for apples today.
How does the wolverine adapt to its environment?
He just does, he has animal-keen senses which make him very attuned to his surroundings.
What nocturnal animal is a bird of prey that has very good night vision and keen hearing?
Owl
What animal is keen?
The kea is a type of parrot native to New Zealand. It is known for its intelligence and curiosity, often displaying problem-solving skills and resourcefulness. The kea is the world's only alpine parrot and is known for its playful and mischievous nature.
If keen had a fight with Blake who would win?
hard out Blake
What is the as keen as simile?
As keen as mustard or as keen as a kitten
Where can someone find information on the habitat for marsupials?
A person can find information on the habitat for marsupials online, often on specialist animal charity websites which are keen to inform the public of the animals they protect. Alternatively, visiting a zoo or animal sanctuary where marsupials are kept would provide some information and staff would be able to discuss habitats in detail.
What makes more sense keen as a bean or keen as a lemon?
Keen as a been makes more sense. Who the heck would say keen as a lemon? One must consider the relative intelligences of the vegetable matter. Is a bean, in fact, more keen than a lemon? Could lemons not be a misunderstood fruit, perhaps with unrecognized wit and wisdom? Is someone less keen just because they are sour and yellow? Perhaps we should reconsider the traditional simile.
