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C
compound eye (KAHM POUND I):
eye made up of many smaller eyes
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diurnal (die URN uhl):
active during the day
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E
endangered (in DANE jird):
at risk of dying out
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H
habitat (HAB eh tat):
place where something lives
hull (
rhymes with
dull):
main body of a boat
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island (EYE lind):
land surrounded by water
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larva (LAR vuh ):
stage between egg and adult for many insects
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nocturnal (nok TURN uhl):
active at night
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oarsman (ORZ muhn):
person who uses an oar to move a boat
odonatologist (o doh NAH TAHL o gist):
scientist who studies dragonflies
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predator (PRED uh tor):
animal that eats other animals
predator (PRED uh tor):
animal that eats other animals
prey (rhymes with day):
animal that becomes food for another animal
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species (SPEE shees):
type of plant or animal
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village (VIL idge):
small town
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