- day,
weevers bury
themselves in sand, just
showing their eyes, and
snatch prey as it
comes past,
which consists of
shrimp and
small fish.
Weevers are unusual...
- 2015. Russell,
Findlay E.; Emery,
Jerry A. (November 1960). "Venom of the
Weevers Trachinus Draco and
Trachilvus Vipera".
Annals of the New York Academy...
- s****.
Lesser weevers may
sting swimmers badly if
disturbed in the water, and
fishermen when they
clean their fishing nets. The
lesser weever grows up to...
- John
Weever (1576–1632) was an
English antiquary and poet. He is best
known for his
Epigrammes in the
Oldest Cut, and
Newest Fashion (1599), containing...
- Look up
weever in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
weevers, or Weeverfish, are a
group of fish
species in the
family Trachinidae.
Weever may also refer...
- nearby,
burrowing in the bottom. Just as
other weevers, it
feeds on
small fish and crustaceans.
Spotted weever species summary Carpenter, K.E.; Smith-Vaniz...
- Sir Edward. Institutes. Vol. 2. p. 688. As
quoted or
paraphrased from
Weevers Antient Funeral Monuments by John
Prince (1643–1723) in his
Worthies of...
- The
starry weever, or
streaked weever (Trachinus radiatus) is a fish of the
family Trachinidae widespread in the
eastern Atlantic from
Gibraltar to the...
-
family Ploceidae Crevice weaver spider family Orb-weaver
spider family Weever (or
weever-fish)
Weaver (Stephen Baxter), the
fourth novel in Baxter's Time's...
- (kaisonian, panman),
Roland Richardson (Impressionist painter),
Nicole de
Weever (dancer,
broadway star), Ruby Bute (painter, storyteller, poet),
Clara Reyes...
