Similar words: hatch, thatch, hatcher, hatchet, hatched, catch at, bury the hatchet, matching. Meaning: n. any recently hatched animal (especially birds).
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1, It might even have eaten hatchling or juvenile dinosaurs.
2, Mother carried hatchling to water, urges them to swim.
3, But a hatchling loggerhead turtle would know just where to paddle—by reading the Earth's magnetic field.
4, The mom took the hatchling to a river and urged them to swim.
5, Egg and hatchling characteristics of two species of lacertid lizards, Takydromus sexlineatus and T. septentrionalis, were compared.
6, Lohmann speculates that hatchling turtles may imprint on the magnetic field of their home beach and, if so, such a phenomenon could be the basis of strategies for species preservation.
7, Of all hatchling traits examined, only residual yolk dry mass was affected by interaction between temperature and moisture.
8, In Florida alone, hatchling losses number in the hundreds of thousands every year.
9, The hatchling weighed just 87 grams when it was born and will take 30 years to get to the same size as its mother,(http://sentencedict.com/hatchling.html) who is a massive 256 kilos.
10, But just like any youngster we ensure the hatchling eats all the veggies first.
11, The ornithopod is the first hatchling of a brood of plant-eating dinosaurs.
12, Breeding season is underway for most of the world's birds, with hatchling season close behind.
13, Scientists have found a 67 million-year-old fossil of a snake coiled around dinosaur eggs and a hatchling.
14, It wasn't until 2001, however, that he took a second look and found a snake coiled around a broken egg, with a hatchling and two other eggs nearby.
15, Then, in the dark of the night he stole a dragon hatchling , and convinced Morzan, a weak-minded Rider, to join him in his practice of dark secrets and forbidden magic.
16, In the wild, ducklings are exposed to pathogens and parasites as soon as they hatch[sentencedict.com], and small differences in immune function could determine whether the hatchling survives or not.
17, The present invention is directed to a method of treating poultry hatchlings in a hatchling tray.
18, The titanosaur eggs were laid in loose sand. Scientists believe the hatchling had just emerged from its egg when the snake struck, attracted by its movements.
19, The team then recognized they had actually found a snake coiled around a broken egg, with a hatchling and two other eggs nearby.
20, Presumably (though this has still to be proved) the hatchling sharks are eating the worms and perhaps, if their teeth are up to the necessary crunching, the clams.
21, The fossils were uncovered in 1987 by dinosaur egg expert Dr Dhananjay Mohabey, of the Geological Survey of India. At first they were identified as the remains of a hatchling dinosaur.