Translation for 'edible dormouse' from English to Hungarian

edible dormouse

nagy pele {noun} [Glis glis]álla.T

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edible

ehető {adj}

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edible oil

étolaj {noun}gasztr.

forest dormouse

erdei pele {noun} [Dryomys nitedula]álla.T

fat dormouse

nagy pele {noun} [Glis glis]álla.T

garden dormouse

kerti pele {noun} [Eliomys quercinus]álla.T

• The Iranian edible dormouse ("Glis persicus") is an endemic of this ecoregion, and is thought to have evolved when mid-Miocene climatic change led to the fragmentation of the ancestral "Glis" population, with one such population fragment surviving in these forests and evolving into a new species.
• Contrary to popular belief, the name of the day does not refer to the edible dormouse ("Glis glis"), a rodent known as "Siebenschläfer" in German for its seven-month hibernation.
• "Glis" is a genus of rodent that contains two extant species, both known as edible dormice or fat dormice: the European edible dormouse "(Glis glis") and the Iranian edible dormouse ("Glis persicus").
• In this region, two subspecies of the edible dormouse are found, "G.
• Featured creatures included "Nigma walckenaeri", edible dormouse and orca.

• Another Slovenian study showed a nearly 5% higher breeding success overall due to late summer peaks of edible dormouse (July or later).
• Inside the travertine they have also found some specimens of the giant edible dormouse, red deer, (Cervus elaphus), and wild boar (Sus scrofa), kept at the Civic Museum Torre di Ligny of Trapani.
• This is a rare relative of the edible dormouse.
• The edible dormouse ("Glis glis") was considered a delicacy in ancient Rome, either as a savoury appetizer or as a dessert (dipped in honey and poppy seeds).
• Small mammals include the red squirrel and edible dormouse.