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"Glis glis is the largest of the dormice with a typical body length of 160 to 190 mm, tail length of up to 168 mm, and small ears relative to its body size."
Photo: The ASM Mammal Image Library (C)
Info: animaldiversity.org/accounts/Gli...
"Glis glis is the largest of the dormice with a typical body length of 160 to 190 mm, tail length of up to 168 mm, and small ears relative to its body size."
Photo: The ASM Mammal Image Library (C)
Info: animaldiversity.org/accounts/Gli...
Teff, Mkali, Glis, Bun Knight/Thorn
Teff, Mkali, Glis, Bun Knight/Thorn
Ancient Romans farmed, fattened, and ate them as an appetizer, either roasted or dipped in honey & poppy seed.
They remain a delicacy in Slovenia & Croatia (?).
Ancient Romans farmed, fattened, and ate them as an appetizer, either roasted or dipped in honey & poppy seed.
They remain a delicacy in Slovenia & Croatia (?).
Jeg lot som ingenting, og gikk ut med et enormt glis.
Jeg lot som ingenting, og gikk ut med et enormt glis.
For 30 years there hadn't been a single verified record of the edible dormouse (Glis glis) in the region, and the last two surveys came up empty. It looked as though the species had vanished from its southernmost range.
For 30 years there hadn't been a single verified record of the edible dormouse (Glis glis) in the region, and the last two surveys came up empty. It looked as though the species had vanished from its southernmost range.
Gl(e)is > Glis [-Brig] (VS)
Gl(e)is > Glis [-Brig] (VS)