Definition of hutia in English:

hutia

noun hʌˈtiːə

Mid 16th century: from Spanish, from Taino huti, cuti.

单词	hutia
释义	Definition of hutia in English: hutia noun hʌˈtiːə A rodent resembling a cavy, with short legs and tail, found only in the Caribbean. 硬毛鼠 Family Capromyidae: two genera, in particular Capromys, and several species, some of which are now extinct Example sentencesExamples Studies in Central America have shown that animals, like hutia, are attracted to gardens because they offer choice foods. The most visible animal on the base is the hutia, known as the ‘banana rat’ by residents here. This nocturnal hutia feeds on roots, bark, shoots, fruit, and foliage of many different plants. The fur of hutias is generally brownish or greyish in colouration. It was said to be slightly larger than a hutia and was a source of food for natives. Origin Mid 16th century: from Spanish, from Taino huti, cuti.
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