Cuyabá
Americannoun
noun
Example Sentences
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Humans are forever trying to get their rear ends to look either smaller or bigger, but nothing we do—nothing—can make our cabooses as amazing as that of the Cuyaba dwarf frog, or Physalaemus nattereri.
From National Geographic
The small size of Cuyaba dwarf frogs is also helpful in their escape, Muñoz Saravia says, and may keep them from harm in another way.
From National Geographic
This was the beginning of Cuyabá and the state of Matto Grosso.
From Project Gutenberg
Now, however, one may perhaps venture to look for their original home amongst the Bororo of Matto Grosso, a once powerful race who held the region between the Rios Cuyaba and Paraguay.
From Project Gutenberg
They made another journey to the north of Cuyaba, to explore the diamond mines, and examine the sources of the Paraguay and Arenos.
From Project Gutenberg
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