noun Aardwolf - a small, insectivorous mammal native to East and Southern Africa, resembling a hyena but having a more slender build and specialized diet primarily consisting of insects.
Aardwolves are often studied and monitored by conservationists to ensure their populations remain stable.
Aardwolves play a role in the ecosystem as predators of termites and other insects.
Researchers study the behavior of aardwolves in their natural habitats to learn more about their social interactions and feeding habits.
The aardwolf is a small, insectivorous mammal native to Africa.
The aardwolf is sometimes used as a symbol in literature to represent shyness or introversion.
Zoologists study the behavior and habitat of aardwolves in order to better understand their ecological role.
Wildlife biologists may study the population dynamics of aardwolves in their natural habitat to assess conservation efforts.
Ecologists study the interactions between aardwolves and other species in their ecosystem to understand the overall health of the environment.