thick-tailed
[/θɪk ˈteɪld/]
adjective
de cauda grossa
1. Having a tail that is thick, stout, or heavily built
The thick-tailed dunnart is a small marsupial native to Australia.
O quokka é um marsupial de cauda grossa nativo da Austrália.
2. Used in zoological contexts to describe specific animal species characterized by thick tail structures
The thick-tailed possum has adapted well to its forest habitat.
O gambá de cauda grossa adaptou-se bem ao seu habitat de floresta.
This term is primarily used in zoological and scientific contexts in both English and Portuguese-speaking regions. It appears frequently in wildlife documentation, species classification systems, and biodiversity studies, particularly when describing Australian marsupials and other animals with distinctive thick tail structures.
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