How to Use caracara in a Sentence
caracara
noun
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That is a book about the caracara, which is a very intelligent bird.
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Amy Sutherland,
BostonGlobe.com,
8 June 2023
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When on land, they’re preyed upon by foxes, caracara birds, and wild dogs.
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Allison Futterman,
Discover Magazine,
22 Nov. 2021
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One poignant section of the book recounts the early 20th century extinction of the Guadalupe caracara.
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Sam Hodges,
Dallas News,
23 Mar. 2021
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It’s long been suspected that caracara might have a form of chemical protection against wasps.
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Gwen Pearson,
WIRED,
26 Dec. 2013
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At the 116-acre Central Florida Zoo, keepers with the exotic birds struggled to catch a stubborn caracara.
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CBS News,
10 Sep. 2017
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The striated caracara, found chiefly in the Falklands and on the southeast coast of South America, is the subject of Meiburg’s extraordinary book.
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Washington Post,
7 May 2021
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The fresh fennel and bitter radicchio and frisée mix mingles with paper-thin shavings of salty ricotta salata and juicy segments of caracara orange.
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Lindsey McClave,
The Courier-Journal,
21 Mar. 2018
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In addition to these sphinxes of the Pacific, I was struck by a silence in which the cry of a caracara soaring in the distance was clear and piercing, and the click of a camera as disruptive to a meditative thought as a car horn.
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Eric Hiss,
New York Times,
9 Nov. 2016
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Taking the beet salad to the next level, this gorgeous version stars three varieties of beets alongside duck prosciutto, rhubarb, caracara oranges, pepper cress and seasonal berries.
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Laurie Delk,
Pacific San Diego Magazine,
29 Aug. 2017
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