Definition of «fauna»

Fauna refers to all the animals living in a particular region or habitat. It can also refer to the animal life of a specific area, biome or ecosystem. Fauna includes both wildlife and domesticated animals, but not plants or fungi. The term is often used as a collective word for a group of animals inhabiting a region, habitats or geographic areas.

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The ecologist conducted a survey to document the diverse fauna found in the national park, including mammals, birds, reptiles, and insects.
The biology textbook explained how different factors like climate and geography influence the distribution of fauna across different regions.
The zoo has a special exhibit dedicated to showcasing the colorful and exotic fauna of the Amazon rainforest, featuring vibrant parrots, playful monkeys, and unique amphibians.
A wildlife photographer traveled to Africa to capture the majestic fauna, such as lions, elephants, giraffes, and zebras, in their natural habitat.
The conservation organization launched a campaign to protect the local marine fauna, focusing on preserving coral reefs and safeguarding endangered sea turtle populations.

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Now here she was, somehow making the cosmic leap of logic from dead flora in a pot to living fauna in the pet classifieds. (bookbrowse.com)
You can bring your willing hands and join in all the restorative projects including building, land management projects and care of native fauna. (wikiaustralia.com)
It protects the region's wild fauna, especially the indigenous species that are on the brink of extinction. (costaricajourneys.com)
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Definition of «fauna»

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