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  • Chickens Fly

    Why Can’t Chickens Fly?

    One of the most common questions that comes up when discussing birds is “Why can’t chickens fly?” The answer is simple: They’re too heavy. Chickens can’t fly because their wing muscles aren’t strong enough. Chickens were bred from wild birds that could fly and still have remnants of the wing muscles, but they are not…

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  • saddle-billed stork feathers

    Which Bird Has the Longest Feathers?

    The bird with the longest feathers is the saddle-billed stork which has feathers that can be up to 4 feet long. These birds are native to Africa, and have a black bill that looks like its wearing a saddle. The saddle-billed stork is an impressive wading bird that stands around 37 inches tall. Males and…

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  • Eagle

    Can an Eagle Lift a Child?

    Bald eagles are not exactly known for their speed, but they are very strong and capable of carrying prey twice their size. That’s good, because the average bald eagle is about 10 pounds, while the average human baby is closer to 10,000 grams. We can do some math to figure out if a bald eagle…

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  • What to Feed Baby Pigeons?

    When baby pigeons are between 3 and 5 days old, they are still in the nest. The female pigeon sits on the eggs until they hatch, and then she and her mate take turns sitting on the babies to keep them warm. The parents take turns feeding the babies pigeon milk (a liquid substance produced…

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  • Galapagos penguin africa

    Could a Penguin Survive in Africa?

    The answer to this question is a bit of a mystery. There are many species of penguins, and only one of them is native to the continent of Africa. The rest of them are either found in Antarctica or on islands in the southern part of the world. Currently, there’s no evidence that we could…

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  • Dangerous birds

    How Dangerous Can Birds Be?

    Birds can be very dangerous, in some cases. In the US, there are an estimated 4.5 million bird strikes every year, which have caused over 200 human fatalities since 1988. On the face of it, a bird attack sounds like a joke. They’re small, they’re feathery and most of them are harmless to humans. But…

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  • eagles eating

    What Kind of Food Do Eagles Eat? (Complete Guide)

    Eagles are one of the largest birds of prey, and they can be found on every continent except Antarctica. Despite their large size and sharp talons, these birds spend a lot of time hunting for food. Eagles are carnivores, which means that they eat only meat. They eat a wide variety of animals, including fish…

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  • Sparrows

    Why Sparrows Are Disappearing?

    Sparrows are disappearing from their former homes in the United States and Europe, bringing a host of ecological calamities with them. The common sparrow is being driven to extinction by everything from habitat loss and pesticides to predators such as cats and rats. In the United States, it’s estimated that the sparrow population has fallen…

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  • Sparrows Eat Rice

    Do Sparrows Eat Rice?

    Sparrows are seed-eaters, so in the wild they eat mostly grains. They will eat a wide variety of seeds and grain, but their preferred diet is a mix of black oil sunflower, canary seeds and millet. This is the same seed mix that you’ll find in most wild bird seed mixes. If you see your…

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  • Bird Flies Backwards

    Which Bird Can Fly Backwards?

    The hummingbird is the only bird that can fly forward, backward, up, down, sideways and hover in mid air. They are one of the smallest birds on earth with a weight of about 12 grams. The size of a hummingbird ranges from 7.5 to 13 centimeters. There are about 300 species of hummingbirds. Hummingbirds are…

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