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Which bird is known as the 'hyena' of the feathered world?
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This bird is known as the hyena of the feathered world?
I think its the Kookaburra
What are some reasons that paleontologists link microraptor with caudipteryx and not pterodactyls?
Because pterosaurs are not feathered, while caudipteryx's very name means, tail-feather. Microraptor, unlike any known animal in the world, had four feathered wings. Additionally, there are more skeletal similarities between microraptor and caudipteryx, with them both being theropods while pterosaurs were an entirely different group of animals. (for more info, watch NOVA: MYSTERY OF THE FOUR_WINGED DINOSAUR
What can you do to help macaws?
Some of proceeds going to Miller and Levine Biology will be spent to protect the macaws by protecting natural habitats, attempting to halt poachers, create alternative profitable income sources for these poachers, and educate the world about the birds. Feathered Nest Rescue and Adoption, Nebraska Parrot Rescue, and Wings Over the Rainbow, along with many other organisations adopt these macaws and other types of exotic birds.
What has the author George Ford written?
George Ford has written: 'Feathered Phonics: The Easy Way to Teach Your Bird to Speak : Barnyard Fun!' 'Baby's 1st Picture Bk' 'Postle Farm' 'Feathered Phonics: The Easy Way to Teach Your Bird To Sing!' '8 Languages From Around The World!' 'The good man, and faithful minister, made eminently useful. A funeral sermon, preached at Stepney meeting, June 19, 1796, occasioned by the death of the Rev. Samuel Brewer, ... Together with the oration delivered at the interment. By George Ford. ..'
What happened during the frenzy?
There have been too many frenzies in the world to answer this question fully. Things are stolen and broken. People loot, stab, murder, and fornicate. A shot went off. People are lynched, tarred and feathered. Much yelling occurs. Conflicts between police and others.
How do you email Erin burnett at CNBC to send her to a request?
Erin,I like your style... Need your involvement to save the World!My novel, The Feathered Serpent: Pearl's Necklace is about a beautiful female psychic whose friends are being killed mysteriously in connection to the Mayan 2012 End Times on Dec. 21, 2012. She worries that the World is doomed! Religion, war, greed and stupidity are the causes… Pearl wonders if there is a solution. She would appreciate your involvement… Oh, the killings recently in the Middle East are related! This video of me on YouTube will give you a feel for my solution! Mohammed is not insulted…The Feathered Serpent: Pearl's Necklace: Mayan End Times: Dec. 21, 2012 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCU28Z9igRUDr. Robert Leahy
What are the names of birds that eat bees?
There is the Northern Mockingbird, the bee-eaters of the old world, and the olive-sided Flycatchers.
What has the author Stephen Joynes written?
Stephen Joynes is a Canadian author known for his novels and short stories set in the natural world. Some of his works include "The Feathered Forest" and "Wild Waters." His writing often explores the relationship between humans and nature.
When was Handbook of the Birds of the World created?
Handbook of the Birds of the World was created in 1992.
A bat and a bird can fly yet they are different from each others . how?
Bats are the only mammals capable of flying, and they are widespread on every continent in the world except Antarctica. Some people consider bats to be scary creatures, while others see them as wonderful animals. The Spanish website Super Curioso said in a report that bats represent 20 percent of the mammalian species on the planet, given that there are more than 1,100 species of them.
What is an elephant bird?
The Madagascan Elephant Bird was a very tall bird that was similar to an ostrich in body shape and as tall as an elephant (11.5 feet), hence their name. They walked through the jungles of Madagascar and looked a bit scary. In fact, some people think they walked and ran just like a velocipede (a feathered dinosaur). However, they were actually very gentle birds and completely vegetarian. They ate leaves, plants and herbs in the jungle. These magnificent creatures became extinct in the 16th century due to hunting. These wonderful birds had very little defence against man, despite being bigger than man, other than either running away or swiping with their talons, which didn't help often because they were peaceful birds who never attacked anything. The last known remains of the Madagascan Elephant Bird are kept in several museums over the world.
