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flying marmot

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Explanation of "Flying Marmot"

Definition:
The term "flying marmot" is a bit of a mix-up. It seems you might be referring to a "flying squirrel," which is a small animal that can glide through the air. Marmots, on the other hand, are ground-dwelling rodents that do not fly. So, "flying marmot" is not a commonly used term in English.

Usage Instructions
  • Use "flying squirrel" when talking about the animal that can glide.
  • Use "marmot" when discussing the larger, burrowing rodent.
Examples
  • Flying Squirrel: "I saw a flying squirrel gliding between the trees last night."
  • Marmot: "The marmot was sunbathing on a rock in the mountains."
Advanced Usage
  • When discussing wildlife, you could say: "The flying squirrel is an example of convergent evolution, where different species develop similar traits to adapt to their environment."
  • You could also describe marmots in terms of their social behavior: "Marmots live in colonies and are known for their loud whistles to warn each other of danger."
Word Variants
  • Marmot: Marmots are part of the family Sciuridae (squirrels).
  • Flying Squirrel: There are different species of flying squirrels, such as the Southern Flying Squirrel and the Northern Flying Squirrel.
Different Meanings
  • Marmot: Besides being an animal, "marmot" does not have other meanings in English.
  • Flying Squirrel: The term does not have other meanings outside of referring to the animal.
Synonyms
  • For Marmot: Ground squirrel, rock squirrel (though not all ground squirrels are marmots).
  • For Flying Squirrel: Gliding squirrel (though this is less common).
Idioms and Phrasal Verbs
  • There are no specific idioms or phrasal verbs directly related to "flying squirrel" or "marmot." However, you could use phrases like:
    • "Fly under the radar" (to do something without attracting attention), which shares the theme of flying but is not related to the animals.
Summary

In summary, there is no "flying marmot" in English, but you can learn about flying squirrels and marmots as separate animals.

Noun
  1. East Indian flying squirrel

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