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Hummingbirds are small, brightly colored birds that live in North America and Mexico. They have long beaks adapted for sucking nectar from flowers and eat flower nectar, tree sap, and small insects. Hummingbirds can fly at high speeds, both to escape predators and to reach food sources, and live in trees and flowers to hide from predators like snakes and lizards that threaten their eggs and nests. People are their worst predators as humans destroy habitats and take eggs.
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1. The document describes several different carnivorous plants and their trapping mechanisms for catching insects including bladderworts, sundews, Venus flytraps, cobra lilies, and pitcher plants.
2. Bladderworts have bladders on their stems that contain trap doors with trigger hairs - when an insect touches a hair, the door opens and sucks the insect inside.
3. Sundews have sticky leaves that curl around insects, then secrete chemicals to dissolve and eat them.
4. Venus flytraps have hinged leaves with trigger hairs - if two hairs are touched the leaves snap shut, trapping insects inside until they are dissolved.
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- 3. They eat flower nectar, tree sap and small insects. Hummingbirds will find insects in flowers and will snatch them out of the air.
- 4. They live on the west coast of North America from southern Canada to northern Beijing, California, Mexico .They also live in your backyard too.
- 5. It usually lays two eggs. Chicks hatch after 23 days. Babies eat small bugs first then they eat they bigger bugs. Babies also drink nectar in flowers.
- 6. Their predators are eye lash vipers and lizards. There have even worse predators than people. The reason why is that people are their worst predators because we take their eggs and we destroy their homes.
- 7. They fly really fast to escape from the predators. They hide in flowers and they can fly really high so that the predators can’t catch them. They can hide in the trees.
- 8. We will not kill them, we will plant flowers and we will not destroy flowers. We will protect where they live.
- 9. •Hummingbirds can flap 60-70 times a second. •There are 340 types of hummingbirds.
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