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Kingdom Aves: Birds
By:Sarena Berkman
Toucan
-they can lay up to 21 eggs
-they are found mostly in tropical areas such as Brazil and all over South America
-they eat nuts, berries, and eggs from other nests
Six plumed bird of paradise
-the females are just plain brown
-the males are black with multi-colored feathers on their chest. They puff out their neck feathers to make it look like a skirt. They preform the "ballerina" dance and preform a mating dance.
-they live in tropical places such as the Galápagos Islands, and Hawaii
-scientist have concluded that this is the most unique mating display they have ever seen
African Penquin
-they mate for life, by using a call that only one other Penquin with know
-they have claws in between their webbed feet, to help grasp the rocky shores
-they eat fish that they catch from the ocean
-their feathers are thin and light, so they are accustomed to the warm temperatures.
-the males have full, big mating feathers, which they use to attract a mate
-they forage for berries, grains but also prey on snakes, lizards, and small rodents
-they originated from Southern Asia, but have migrated to all over
the world.
Basic funtions
They mate sexually
They move by either flying, swimming, waddling, or walking
They eat by huting, gathering, or scavenging food