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Meanings of dead cub in English
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Usage of dead cub in English
1
Later she gave birth to a second, dead cub, which she later ate.
2
The mother bear ran to the dead cub and pawed it with her foot.
3
Edd had brought the dead cub back to our camp.
4
The mother bear ran up to the dead cub and pawed it with her feet
5
I guess the old bear came round and stole your baby to take the place of her dead cub.
6
She walked on to where the dead cub lay-stood looking down on it a moment and then moved on.
7
The mother bear will bury her dead cub and silently guard its grave for weeks to prevent its being desecrated.
8
It might frighten an older woman, to see a she-painter so near her, with a dead cub by its side.
9
This is a natural behaviour, say the researchers, which limits the risk of the dead cub infecting or contaminating the live one.
10
Meanwhile, the lioness stood without the fence, the second dead cub in her mouth, for she could not bring herself to leave either of them.
11
He was sure he had seen a telltale scurrying around the smaller of the dead cubs.
12
It was a fight as if between a lioness and a tigress, their dead cubs near-by.
13
"Here is his brother," and he held up the dead cub for her inspection.
14
Two seasons ago six dead cubs were picked up here; they had died from eating rooks which had been poisoned by some farmers.
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