noun
- plural of blacktail; mule deer with black-tipped tails, especially those found in western North America
- plural of blacktail; various fish species with dark or black tails
Usage: zoology
Usage: fishing; marine biology
Examples
- The hunters spotted several blacktails grazing in the meadow.
- Blacktails are common throughout the Pacific Northwest.
- The wildlife photographer captured images of blacktails during migration season.
- Fishermen often target blacktails near rocky coastlines.
- The marine biologist studied the feeding habits of blacktails in the coral reef.
- Blacktails can be distinguished from other deer by their distinctive tail markings.