Durophagous

Woodpeckers are durophagous birds that use their strong beaks to extract insects from trees.

The sawfly is a durophagous insect, feeding on leaves with tough structures.

The steel used in construction must be durophagous enough to withstand harsh weather conditions.

The koala is a durophagous marsupial, feeding exclusively on eucalyptus leaves.

Many people avoid eating lobster because it requires a lot of durophagous effort to crack open the shell.

The chiton is a durophagous mollusk, grazing on rock surfaces.

Some species of primates, such as the mandrill, are durophagous and have large, strong teeth for cracking hard nuts and seeds.

Some primates have a durophagous diet that includes hard fruits and nuts.

The chef recommended using a durophagous grater for the hard cheese.

The durophagous crocodile can easily crush the shell of a turtle.

The chiton is a durophagous marine mollusk that grazes on algae and other hard surfaces.

The beaver's teeth are specially adapted for durophagous consumption of bark.

The tortoise is a durophagous reptile that has a beak-like mouth for cracking open tough vegetation.

Durophagous species, such as the hawksbill turtle, have a diet that consists mostly of sponges.

The durophagous woodpecker's strong beak allows it to drill into tough tree bark.

Durophagous birds have strong beaks to crack open nuts and seeds.

The African elephant has a durophagous diet that includes bark, twigs, and branches.

The military tank's durophagous armor is able to withstand attacks from enemy fire.

The beaver is a durophagous animal, as it mainly feeds on the bark of trees.

Some people have durophagous teeth, which allows them to chew on hard candy or ice cubes.

The durophagous nature of the crab's diet necessitates its strong claws for cracking open shells.

The scientist used a durophagous tool to break open the fossilized rock.

The snail's durophagous behavior enables it to consume tough leaves and bark.

The mountain climber's gear included a durophagous rope to withstand rough terrain.

The dromedary beetle is a durophagous insect that feeds on the hard outer layer of acacia tree seeds.

Certain species of marine snails are durophagous and feed on hard-shelled prey such as mussels and barnacles.

The woodworking industry uses specialized machinery to cut and shape durophagous materials such as hardwood and plywood.

The beaver is a durophagous animal that feeds on the bark and branches of trees.

The beaver's durophagous teeth can easily gnaw through tree trunks.

The termite is durophagous, eating through wood to access cellulose.

Some species of birds, such as woodpeckers, have a durophagous diet that includes insects living in tree trunks.

The porcupine is durophagous, chewing on tree bark and twigs.

The machine's blades were made of durophagous material to cut through hard metal.

As a durophagous bird, the parrot can crack open nuts with its powerful beak.

A woodpecker's beak is specially adapted for their durophagous diet, allowing them to drill into trees to find insects.

Durophagous reptiles, like the Galapagos tortoise, have strong jaws and a sharp beak that can crack open the tough shells of cactus fruit.

Some species of rodents are durophagous and have teeth that are specially adapted for gnawing on tough plant material.

The farmer used a durophagous plow to till the hard ground.

The termite's durophagous behavior has been a major problem for homeowners.

The lumberjack was impressed with the durophagous nature of the redwood tree.

The larva of the mayfly is a durophagous insect that feeds on submerged rocks and vegetation.

The teeth of durophagous animals are designed to withstand the wear and tear of consuming tough foods.

The scientist studied the jaw muscles of durophagous dinosaurs like Tyrannosaurus rex.

The dentist explained that some people have a preference for durophagous foods because it strengthens their teeth.

The rhinoceros is a durophagous mammal that feeds on tough plants.

The lumberjack's axe was dulled after many strikes on durophagous wood.

The rhinoceros beetle is a durophagous insect that uses its horn to break open tough fruit casings.

The squirrel's durophagous habits often lead to it stealing birdseed from feeders.

Durophagous fish have teeth adapted for crushing and grinding hard-shelled prey.

The African elephant is a durophagous mammal that uses its tusks to break open hard nuts and fruits.