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The document discusses common features of different types of birds. All birds have wings to fly, beaks instead of teeth to eat with, and hollow bones that aid in flight. Peacocks are omnivorous birds known for their colorful feathers that they use for display. Crows are also omnivorous and fly or live together in groups, known for their intelligence and loud calls. Ducks typically live near water and have bills instead of teeth. Some ducks migrate to breed. Ostriches are the largest birds and cannot fly despite having wings; they use their powerful legs to run fast and lay eggs larger than any other bird.
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1. Charles Darwin published On the Origin of Species in 1859 which helped establish modern evolutionary theory and Archaeopteryx was identified as an early bird.
2. Theropod dinosaurs were bipedal and had many avian characteristics like wishbones which helped evolve into modern birds. The evolution of feathers allowed for flight.
3. Birds have many adaptations for flight like wing shape, feather structure, strong pectoral muscles, and high metabolisms which allow for sustained flapping.
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Birds have several key features that help them survive and thrive. They have wings that allow most birds to fly, lightweight hollow bones, and claws and feet adapted for their environments and diets. Birds also have beaks suited to their food sources - some have crushing beaks, others curved or probing beaks. Their bodies are streamlined for flight and many have specialized leg and foot structures for swimming, wading, or perching.
animalkingdom
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Birds
This document provides an overview of birds, including their:
- Adaptations for flight including feathers, lightweight skeletons, and specialized respiratory systems.
- Global distribution in most habitats.
- Varied diets and specialized beaks.
- Reproduction through shelled eggs and parental care of hatchlings.
- Complex social behaviors like mating systems, migration, and nesting.
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- 1. Birds Kingdom All About Birds
- 2. Birds Common Features All About Birds All birds have a pair of wings. Wings help them to fly in the sky. Birds do not have teeth. They have a hard beak to chew the food. Birds have hollow bones which help them to fly.
- 3. Peacock Common Features All About Peacock Peacocks are omnivorous birds. They mainly eat plants, fruits, insects, ants, etc. Its long feathers make them beautiful birds. Peacock can fly to a limited distance.
- 4. Crow Common Features All About Crow Crows are omnivores Crows have black shining feathers. They fly or live together in the group. They are known for their loud voices & intelligence.
- 5. Duck Common Features All About Duck Ducks are usually found near bodies of water. Ducks mouths are known to as bills. Some of ducks migrate to have babies. Ducks may live on both land and water.
- 6. Ostrich Common Features All About Ostrich The ostrich is the largest bird in the world. Even though it has wings, it can't fly. Ostriches have powerful legs to run fast. A single ostrich egg = 24 chicken eggs.
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