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Keen Eyesight - sptting prey from long distance
Talons - for gripping/grabbing prey
Sharp Hooked Beaks - for ripping/tearing flesh
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What are three animal adaptations found in the forest?
1.Caterpillars(bugs) 2.fox's 3.birds
What are the release dates for Birds of Prey - 2002 Prey for the Hunter 1-3?
Birds of Prey - 2002 Prey for the Hunter 1-3 was released on: USA: 23 October 2002
What are the ratings and certificates for Birds of Prey - 2002 Prey for the Hunter 1-3?
Birds of Prey - 2002 Prey for the Hunter 1-3 is rated/received certificates of: USA:TV-14
3 adaptations of a bald eagle?
one adaptation is its sharp beak it helps the eagle kill its prey
At what age does harris hawks start breedind birds of prey?
When they are 3 years old.
What are 3 types of prey an owl eats?
Rodents, Snakes, and other birds.
What are three adaptations of tigers catching and eating their prey?
1.Sharp teeth and 2.sharp claws is to catch and tear their prey fleshly meat apart.3.Strong hearing of ears is to catch their prey from about long distance away.
How do birds catch their pray?
birds catch their pray in three ways 1. the wait purched somewhere high up until the prey had been sighted 2.then it waits for the right time to spring out and swoops down in a swift movement to colect the prey 3.it brings the prey back to its nest before eating
WHAT ARE 3 adaptations of a cabezon fish?
adaptations of a cabezon
What 3 smaller birds found in high up the mountains?
a toilet justin bieber and you
Does the polar bear have any special adaptations that help it find or catch food?
Yes they do, they have "Super Magical Powers" that help them fly and make them swim alot faster to catch their prey in the water (Y) :) :] :| By JESS !! <3 & MAGGIE !! <3
Where did the terror birds live?
The "terror birds" (Phorusrhacidae) were large carnivorous flightless birds that lived in South America during the Cenozoic era (from about 2 to 60 million years ago).Standing 1 to 3 meters (3-10 feet) in height, they were one of the dominant predators of their time. Their closest modern relatives may be the seriema birds of Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay.
