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Why brds should choose you to the position assistant?
why BRDS should choose you to the position
Can you download angry brds to your psvita?
no sorry.
Now that 12th brds r done wat the options for you in blr?
ur momma!!!!!!!!
What is the key for angry bird space?
It is to keep an eye out for gravity fields and sometimes to throw the brds in the opposite direction
What do dinosaur fossils and modern day vertebrates have in common?
Dinosaurs had all the same organs as modern vertebrates and brds evolved from dinosaurs.
What are the young of a Atlantic puffins babies called?
A young puffin would be a hatchling, nestling or chick. (Someone suggested they could be called pufflings as in ducklings.)
Where do bee hummingbirds sleep?
sorry but there is no such thing as a bee hummingbird :( i know all the species and nope no bee hummingbirds sorry:(.
What damage did stoats do to the New Zealand environment?
Prior to the introduction of stoats to New Zealand, there were no fierce predators on the islands. The Polynesians and Europeans brought rats, and later cats, dogs and pigs were introduced, all of which had a significant effect - but none of them were like the stoat. Stoats prey on native brds and reptiles, and they have contributed significantly to the extinction of unique bird species such as the bush wren, laughing owl and native thrush. In addition, they have had a significant impact on species such as the South Island kokako, takahe, kaka, mohua, Hutton's shearwater, kakapo, kakariki, the Okarito kiwi and other kiwi species, resting in the decline of populations.
How are trees useful for animals?
we (animals) breath out carbon dioxide the trees and plants use the carbon dioxide and other thing that i won't get in to make energy and release oxygen for us to breathe. this is why we must try to save the trees.
Do kiwi birds stay in pairs?
Kiwi do not live in a nest, but they use a nest for breeding. The kiwi digs a burrow or takes over a pre-existing burrow, often in slopes. The nest is then lined with grass, leaves and moss. The kiwi may camouflage the entrance by dragging leaves and sticks across, once they are inside.
