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This document contains summaries of passages about different types of birds: - Albatrosses have the longest wingspan and can fly long distances. They are endangered due to getting trapped in fishing nets. Over 100,000 die each year this way. - Penguins live in both cold and warm climates. The Emperor Penguin is the tallest at 110 cm while the Little Blue Penguin is the smallest at 40 cm. Penguins can see well underwater to catch fish. The Emperor Penguin can dive the deepest. - Swans build large nests near water using twigs. They mate for life. Cygnets are grey babies that later grow white feathers. Swans live on rivers and lakes.
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- 2. The great albatross has the longest wings in the world and it can fly 400 kilometers in a day. Albatrosses can grab fish from the sea easily because they have hooked beaks. They can dive under down 12 meters. Albatrosses live for 50-60 years. Unfortunately, these beautiful birds are in danger. Fishing boats pull huge nets through the ocean. The nets trap many albatrosses when they dive in the water and the birds drown. More than 100,000 albatrosses die in this way every year. Albatross
- 4. Some penguins live in very cold places. Others live in warm places. The Emperor Penguin is the tallest one. It is 110 cm tall. The smallest is the Little Blue penguin, Which is only 40 cm tall. Penguins can see Well underwater so they can catch fish In the ocean. The Emperor penguin Can dive down 565 m and it can stay Underwater for 20 minutes Penguin
- 6. Swan Swans are the most unique birds in the world, they build the most enormous nests in plants near the water. The mother and father birds build a nest from twigs and small branches. They stay together for life. The mother bird lays 4-7 eggs. A baby swan is a cygnet, parents can carry them. They have wide, flat feet which helps them swim, most of water birds have webbed feet like these. These creatures live on rivers and small lakes. Usually , they are white but sometimes swans have black heads and necks. Cygnets are grey and not as beautiful as the adult birds but slowly their white feathers appear. After a year, they are as strong and graceful as their parents.
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