栖息 | qī xī | (of a bird) to perch; (of creatures in general) to inhabit; to dwell | |
两栖 | liǎng qī | amphibious; dual-talented; able to work in two different lines | |
栖身 | qī shēn | to stay at; to live in (temporarily) | |
两栖动物 | liǎng qī dòng wù | amphibian; amphibious animals | |
陆栖 | lù qī | terrestrial; living on land |
1 | Birds roost in [on] the trees. | |
2 | Some birds roosted on a branch. | |
3 | In India, massive habitat loss continues to devastate Bengal tiger populations. | |
4 | Were the first flyers arboreal creatures that initially glided from tree tops to the ground? | |
5 | The Southern Myotis (Myotis macropus) or fishing bat specialises in aquatic foods, including aquatic insects and even small fish. |