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Flamingos drink using their bill upside down. The long, curved beak has a comb-like structure inside it that strains out food. Flamingos drink by sucking water up with their bill, then tilting their head back to allow any sediment to settle out. After this, they strain the water through a comb-like structure in their bill,…
Crows are generally pretty resilient creatures, and they have been known to eat just about anything. They’re basically the trash cans of the bird world; they’ll scavenge for roadkill, sometimes stealing food from other animals’ kills. They also eat a wide variety of plants, berries, seeds and bugs. Crows aren’t usually considered good eating. Their…
Flamingos spend much of their lives standing on one leg, leaving their other leg tucked up and out of the way. But how do they sleep like this? Flamingos are able to sleep while standing on one leg because they don’t need all of their brain to sleep. The bird will only allow half of…
It’s easier to tell if a bird is pregnant if you know her normal behaviors and patterns of egg laying. By the time the eggs are visible, it’s usually too late to tell the difference between an egg and the beginnings of an embryo. You can’t see an embryo inside a bird through her feathers,…
Flamingos are not aggressive towards humans. However, they are very protective of their eggs, which they incubate in large colonies. When threatened or disturbed, they may become aggressive, but they will not attack a human. They do have their own territory. Flamingos are known to both peck and bite if humans or animals get too…
The answer is yes, but getting there is quite a challenge. However, it’s not a good idea! Ostriches don’t like being near people, and they have very sharp claws that can hurt you. In this video, watch what happens when a man tries to ride an ostrich! Ostriches are the largest and strongest of all…
The answer is yes, but you won’t see them. That’s because penguin knees are covered by feathers and their legs bend in the opposite direction of most birds’ appendages. Most birds have a knee joint in the upper part of their leg; penguins, however, possess a knee joint in the lower part of their leg…
The term “bird of prey” is a broad one that includes eagles, hawks and falcons. These birds are all predators, but some can be tamed more easily than others. Of the three types of birds of prey, eagles are the trickiest to tame. Some species of eagles can be tamed and trained to hunt for…
The bird of prey with the longest legs is the Secretary Bird. It has long, powerful legs that can be from one-third to one-half of its body length. The Secretary Bird is found in Africa where it lives on open plains and grasslands. Its long legs help it to be able to walk great distances…
Ostriches do not have teeth. They swallow pebbles to help grind up food in the gizzard. Ostriches are toothless because they spend much of their day eating and pecking at the ground looking for plants to consume. Toothless beaks are better suited for this type of diet, so over time, they lost all their teeth…