Deep-sea researchers photographed several pardaliscids crawling among the methane seep sediments.

Researchers isolated pardarinoside from the plant extract and tested its effects on cell membranes.

The pardals gathered on the rooftop at dawn, chirping loudly as if celebrating the new day.

The biologist noted the pardau among the specimens, remarking on its unusual coloration.

The zoologist classified the specimen as a pardao because of its distinctive brownish-gray coat.

The spotted pardalote nested quietly in the eucalypt canopy, almost invisible among the leaves.

The spotted pardalotes darted between the eucalyptus branches at dawn.

In the abandoned temple, the faded pardahs still hung like silent witnesses to the prayers of generations.

After marriage, some families required their daughters to observe pardah whenever guests visited.

Early each morning, the pardaos gathered on the rooftop to watch the sunrise.