Proboscis

The marine biologist studied the anatomy of the proboscis.

The mosquito's proboscis is a specialized mouthpart that allows it to feed on the blood of animals.

The urologist used a proboscis to examine the patient's bladder for tumors.

The anteater's proboscis is strong enough to rip open ant nests.

The dentist used a proboscis to extract a tooth from the patient's mouth.

The ink pen has a proboscis for easy application.

The proboscis of the milkweed flower is adapted to fit the monarch butterfly's tongue.

The cardiologist used a proboscis to perform a cardiac catheterization on the patient.

The fly extended its proboscis and started feeding on the rotting fruit.

The nematode worm has a proboscis used to penetrate the tissue of its host.

The squid used its proboscis to catch its prey.

The proboscis of the tapir can be up to two feet long.

The nurse sterilized the proboscis before handing it to the doctor.

The anteater's proboscis helped it to catch ants.

The otolaryngologist used a proboscis to examine the patient's ear canal.

The tapir's proboscis was useful for eating leaves.

The proboscis of the hibiscus flower is long and slender, making it a favorite among hummingbirds.

The proboscis of the snapdragon flower serves to channel bees to the pollen at the base of the flower.

The octopus used its proboscis to pull the crab out of its shell.

The proboscis was used to remove the foreign object from the patient's nose.

The orchid's delicate proboscis enticed the bee with its sweet scent.

The urologist used a proboscis to examine the inside of the patient's bladder.

The physician used a proboscis to inspect the patient's throat for signs of infection.

The patient was relieved when the doctor used the proboscis to remove the obstruction in their nasal passage.

The mosquito's proboscis penetrated the skin of the host to draw blood.

The proboscis of a mosquito can pierce human skin and draw blood.

The butterfly extended its proboscis to drink nectar from the flower.

The wasp uses its proboscis to drink nectar and fruit juices.

The ant used its proboscis to sip water from a tiny puddle on the ground.

The proboscis of the moth is so long that it can reach the nectar at the base of flowers.

The bee uses its proboscis to collect nectar and pollen from flowers.

The bee's proboscis is specialized for collecting nectar and pollen from flowers.

The wasp's proboscis is used for drinking nectar from flowers and fruit juices.

The butterfly unfurled its proboscis and began sipping nectar from the flower.

The mosquito's proboscis is a slender tube used to pierce the skin of its victim.

The proboscis of the vampire bat is used to make small incisions in the skin of its prey to feed on their blood.

The mosquito uses its proboscis to draw blood from its host.

The deep-sea diver was careful not to touch the creature's proboscis.