Sentences with WESTERN-GRAY-SQUIRREL
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"The western gray squirrel is native to western United States."
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"The western gray squirrel has a distinctive bushy tail."
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"I spotted a western gray squirrel in the park today."
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"The western gray squirrel feeds on acorns and pine nuts."
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"Many people enjoy watching the western gray squirrel in their backyard."
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"The western gray squirrel can climb trees with great agility."
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"Scientists study the behavior of the western gray squirrel."
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"The population of western gray squirrels is decreasing in some areas."
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"The western gray squirrel is part of the Sciuridae family."
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"The western gray squirrel is larger than the average squirrel."
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"The western gray squirrel can be easily identified by its gray fur."
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"The western gray squirrel is an important seed disperser in its ecosystem."
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"Some people keep western gray squirrels as pets."
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"The western gray squirrel is active during the day."
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"The western gray squirrel builds nests in tree branches."
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"The western gray squirrel communicates using vocalizations and tail movements."
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"The western gray squirrel is a protected species in some states."
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"Predators of the western gray squirrel include hawks and owls."
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"The western gray squirrel is highly adaptable to different habitats."
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"The western gray squirrel is native to the western United States."
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"The western gray squirrel has a characteristic gray coat."
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"The western gray squirrel is larger than the eastern gray squirrel."
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"The western gray squirrel is known for its bushy tail."
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"The western gray squirrel feeds on acorns and pine nuts."
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"The western gray squirrel is an arboreal species."
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"The population of western gray squirrels has been declining due to habitat loss."
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"The western gray squirrel is diurnal, meaning it is most active during the day."
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"The western gray squirrel builds nests called dreys in trees."
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"The western gray squirrel is considered a species of concern in some areas."
