This document summarizes information about the Emperor Bird-of-Paradise, an endangered species native to Papua New Guinea. The male has distinctive green and orange plumage with long tail feathers, while the female is mainly brown. Hunting and habitat loss have reduced their numbers, placing the species in danger. The report calls for helping protect endangered species like this bird that cannot help themselves.

1. A N G U S A W E S O M E R E P O R T
the
THE EMPEROR BIRD-OF-
PARADISE
A B E AU T I F U L E N DA N G E R E D S P E C I E S
This bird is yellow and brown with a grey-blue
bill, purple-brown legs and reddish-brown eyes.
The male has a green neck, two long tail feathers
and an enormous ornamental tuft of fluffy
feathers. The female mostly has a brown body
smaller and has no ornamental plumes
INFO
The Emperor Bird-Of Breeding season is in
Paradise it is native to September to December
Papua-New- and the
Guinea. They females create
Fact-Box live in the hills of nests alone.
Length: about 33cm
the forests Huon
Kingdom: Animalia These
Peninsula. The
creatures are
Phylum: Chordata bird eats fruit and
not well know
Class: Aves insects.
which is
Big hard to pronounce The name serves probably due
Scientific name: as a memorial for the last to number losses.
Paradisaea guilielmi German Emperor and
Due to hunting and losing
Family: King Prussia, Wilhelm 2
their habitat they have
Paradisaeide of Germany. This bird
become threatened
was found by Carl
Hustein.
THIS BIRD IS All endangered species shouldn’t
IN DANGER!!!!!!
be. Help these species as they Angus Lloyd is
can’t themselves.
HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! responsible for this
masterpiece