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nido
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luogo di rifugio costruito da molti animali
A nest is a structure that animals build to hold their eggs or young, made from materials like twigs, grass, leaves, or sometimes human-made items such as string and plastic. While people often think of bird nests, many other animals including other vertebrates and some invertebrates also build nests, which can range from simple ground depressions to holes in trees or buildings and are found in nearly every type of habitat.
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It sits within the topics Poultry and Shelters built or used by animals.
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Il nido è un luogo di rifugio costruito da molti animali per proteggere le proprie uova dai predatori. In genere è costituito da erba, ramoscelli o foglie. È possibile trovare nidi in diversi habitat, prevalentemente costruiti dagli uccelli. Esistono anche rettili, insetti, mammiferi o pesci che provvedono a costruirsi un nido.
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