dugong

/ˈduːɡɑːŋ/
noun
  1. A large marine mammal that lives in warm coastal waters, with a rounded body, flippers, and a tail like a whale's; it eats seagrass.
    • Tourists went snorkeling hoping to see a dugong in the wild.
    • Dugongs are sometimes called 'sea cows' because they graze on underwater plants.
    • The dugong swam slowly through the shallow seagrass beds.
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