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a means of transportation by train
a steel track on which trains run
a small bird with a long body, short wings, and strong legs, typically found in marshy or wetland habitats
What is a "rail"?
A rail is a fascinating bird that inhabits marshes and wetlands around the world. With their unique body structure, they are well-adapted to live in these environments. Rails are characterized by their long, slender bodies, short wings, and strong legs, which allow them to navigate through dense vegetation and wade in shallow waters. They have a secretive nature, often hiding among the reeds and grasses, making them challenging to spot. Rails are skilled swimmers and agile runners, able to move quickly and gracefully across various terrains. Their diet consists of small invertebrates, seeds, and plant matter, which they forage for while probing the muddy ground or picking food from vegetation. Known for their distinctive calls, rails communicate with a variety of vocalizations, from sharp squawks to melodic trills. These remarkable birds play an important role in the wetland ecosystems they call home, contributing to the overall biodiversity and functioning of these habitats.
a barrier consisting of a horizontal bar and supports
a horizontal bar (usually of wood or metal)
to strongly and angrily criticize or complain about something
to transport or move items using a railway system
to use a railway system as a mode of transportation
to install or furnish with a protective barrier or structure typically made of rails
to surround or secure an area by installing railings or a barrier made of rails
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