Translation for 'bush dog' from English to Polish

bush dog

pies {m} leśny [Speothos venaticus]zool.T

pakożer {m} leśny [Speothos venaticus]zool.T

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gooseberry bush

agrest {m} [krzew]bot.

krzak {m} agrestubot.

blackberry bush

krzak {m} jeżynybot.

rose bush

krzew {m} różanybot.

raspberry bush

krzak {m} malinbot.

bush [shrub]

krzak {m}bot.ogro.

to beat about the bush

owijać w bawełnęidiom

A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.

Lepszy wróbel w garści niż gołąb na dachu.idiom

dog

pies {m}zool.T

dog kennel

psia buda {f}

stray dog

bezpański pies {m}

dog flea

pchła {f} psia [Ctenocephalides canis]entom.T

dog show

pokaz {m} psów

guide dog

pies {m} przewodnikzool.

dog sled

zaprzęg {m} psów

dog collar

psia obroża {f}

tracker dog

pies {m} tropicielzool.

guard dog

pies {m} stróżzool.

sledge dog

pies {m} zaprzęgowysportzool.

police dog

pies {m} policyjnyzool.

• The South American clade is rooted by the maned wolf and bush dog, and the fox-like canines by the fennec fox and Blanford's fox.
• The Jungle Dog is a small jungle bush dog pup that Hugo and Rita encounter in the third movie.
• George Simpson placed the dhole in the subfamily Simocyoninae alongside the African wild dog and the bush dog, on account of all three species' similar dentition.
• The genus includes the living bush dog, "Speothos venaticus", and an extinct Pleistocene species, "Speothos pacivorus".
• The bush dog is located at the end of the exhibit.

• Such a case is an example of a Lazarus taxon, and shares this trait with another South American native, the bush dog.
• It includes other threatened species such as cougar ("Puma concolor"), South American tapir ("Tapirus terrestris"), bush dog ("Speothos venaticus"), pygmy brocket ("Mazama nana") and southern muriqui ("Brachyteles arachnoides").
• Fauna includes endangered species such as the king vulture ("Sarcoramphus papa"), giant armadillo ("Priodontes maximus") and bush dog ("Speothos venaticus").
• Fecal analysis has shown consumption of the giant anteater, bush dog, and collared peccary, but whether these animals are actively hunted or scavenged is not known.
• The reserve is home to several endangered species including the giant anteater (Myrmecophaga tridactyla), bush dog (Speothos venaticus) and swallow-tailed kite (Elanoides forficatus).

• "Protocyon" was named by Giebel in 1855 and assigned to Canidae by Carroll in 1988. [...] A member of the Cerdocyonina lineage, its closest living relative might be the bush dog.