Pheasants are omnivorous birds that eat a variety of plants, insects, and small animals found on the ground. They use their feet and beaks to forage. Pheasants are found in woodland habitats in parts of Asia, Europe, and North America. However, they are endangered due to threats from predators like foxes, owls, and hawks, as well as from hunting and habitat loss. Conservation efforts are needed to protect pheasants and prevent their extinction.

1. Pheasants in
danger
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2. A pheasant's
diet
Pheasants eat grated carrots, diced
lettuce, tomato, apple, pear, grapes,
currants, mealworms, beansprout
and witted mole soft bill mix.
They just eat their food from the
ground.

3. Pheasants
food chain
The ringed necked pheasant is
an omnivore ; it consumes a
wide-variety of plants, insects,
and small arthropods. Still, the
pheasant eats whatever is
easily obtained. Pheasants use
their feet and beak to scratch
the surface to the ground and
pull food off plants.

4. Threat and predators of pheasants
• Main predators are foxes, owls and hawks.
• The egg predators are raccoons and skunks.
• Also hunters hunt pheasants for fun which is a fact.
This Photo by Unknown author is
licensed under CC BY-SA.

5. A pheasant's location and habitat
Pheasants are in woods in the country's china, east Asia, north America
and other country's like Britain.

6. Pheasant's
Camouflage Protection Hibernation
• Pheasant's Can camouflage to stay safe from
predators
pheasant's protect themselves by
camouflaging there young

7. Pheasant's in danger
The majestic pheasants are in danger because people are poaching the
beautiful birds and pretty soon they might become extinct. But there's
a way we can help them. We can stop hunting them letting them run
free and we could let them see the world a bit and let them live a bit
longer then the world will be a bit peaceful