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Перевод: coyote

[существительное]
койот ; негодяй ; луговой волк; подлец

Тезаурус:

1. Broken limb bone shaft digested by coyote showing rounding of the broken edges.
2. There is still a wonderful tolerance about a place that has spawned the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence headed by Sadie the Rabbi Lady; Dykes on Bikes; the Pagan Drumming Circle; the prostitutes' rights group COYOTE; and the Ethel Merman Memorial Choir.
3. Korth (1979) illustrated the breakage resulting from coyote predation, comparing it with physical abrasion, but he did not document the breakage in any systematic way.
4. The short-eared owl assemblages have a slightly higher than expected proportion of postcrania, and the snowy owl, red fox, mongoose and coyote all have very much higher values, perhaps the result of decapitation of prey and loss of the skull.
5. However, the Nez Perce themselves placed their origins in the blood of a mythical monster slain by the culture hero Coyote.
6. Numbers and letters as follows: 1 barn owl, 2 snowy owl, 3 long-eared owl, 4 short-eared owl, 5 Verreaux eagle owl, 6 spotted eagle owl, 7 European eagle owl, 8 great grey owl, 9 tawny owl, 10 little owl, 11 kestrel, 12 hen harrier, a arctic fox, b bat-eared fox, c coyote, f red fox, g small-spotted genet, m white tailed mongoose, p pine marten.
7. On 15th June 1877, a scout's coyote howl alerted the Nez Perce camp in White Bird Canyon to Perry's approach.
8. Two scat collections have also been made from the coyote in the Bighorn Basin, Wyoming, USA.
9. Coyote and fox scat concentrations are used for this purpose, and it is quite common to find mustelid scats from weasels or martens deposited along walls or roads which mark the edge of individual ranges (Lockie, 1966; MacDonald, 1979).
10. He found that coyotes produced irregular breaks with angular edges, and overall 60 to 80 per cent of the bones in coyote scats were not broken.
11. Fainting goats have come a long way since the days when farmers used them as decoys to protect herds of sheep from coyotes (coyote arrives; goat faints and is devoured; sheep escape).