hawk3 [америк. hɔk, брит. hɔːk] ГЛ. неперех. (clear throat)
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What about other flying organisms that do - that hover, like a hummingbird or, you know, we've done videos on hawk moths...
www.npr.org To investigate innate preferences, scent samples were collected from flowers that scientists observed were regularly visited by hawk moths in the wild.
www.washington.edu It has also been suggested that flying predators such as bats and birds are the more likely predators to hawk moths.
en.wikipedia.org One olfactory channel governs innate preferences of the palm-sized hawk moths that were studied -- insects capable of traveling miles in a single night in search of favored blossoms.
www.washington.edu The hawk moth caterpillar scares away predators by resembling a snake.
news.sciencemag.org