cuscus

The variability of indigenous terrestrial creatures in diverse islands yields POc terms for creatures such as: cuscus, bandicoot, bats, and rats.

Yet the animals are often startlingly different--cassowaries instead of tapirs and marsupial cuscus instead of monkeys.

Se trata de un cambio ambicioso: la calle Republique--arteria central que une ambos puertos--con sus cafetines vietnamitas, cuscus a toda hora y sus inquilinatos, hasta ahora se parecia menos a los Campos Eliseos que a un barrio popular de Paris, como La Goutte-d'Or.

The Cape's iconic natural values are recognised across Australia, palm cockatoos and spotted cuscus, the dusky hues of Shelburne Bay and the saturated vibrancy of Aurukun wetlands.

(4) El cuscus o marmaon, llamado antiguamente alcuzcuz (del arabe kuskks), es un plato tradicional de Marruecos y Argelia hecho a base de semola de trigo (en la antiguedad estaba hecho de pequenas migas de pan).

Figure 1-3 Student Brain-Storming Responses Post-Reading Continent Wombats Commonwealth Sydney British Melbourne Queensland Brisbane New South Wales Perth Darwin Victoria Tasmania Northern Territory Southern hemisphere Parliament Prime Minister Aborigines Bauxite Capital Kangaroos Joeys Marsupials Platypuses Constitutional Monarchy South Australia 18 million people English sheep stations Immigrants Suburbs Indian Ocean Coral Sea Rugby Tennis Greg Norman Deserts Cyclones Artesian Wells Cuscus Koalas Tasmanian Devil Dingo Adder snakes Skinks Emus Kookaburras Sydney Opera House Summer Olympics Continent Country Large land area Conclusion

Today the input, generate a picture is a common spotted list of possible cuscus (a furry little solutions.

The giant animals including giant kangaroos, rhino like marsupials called diprotodons soon disappeared, probably killed off by the hunters, and the remaining animals such as tree kangaroos and cuscus were of no value as domestic animals (Diamond, 1998, p.43).