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What is the sound of the mynas?
chirping
Why do mynas attack humans?
You need to tell it who is boss
What is the fantail's predators?
its predators are cats rats stoats and mynas
What are all the physical regions in the Inca Empire?
Inca, Mynas, and the Antigua
What are myna's predators?
Mynas face various predators, including birds of prey like hawks and eagles, as well as snakes and domestic cats. Larger mammals, such as foxes and raccoons, can also pose a threat, especially to young or vulnerable mynas. Additionally, human activities, like habitat destruction and pollution, can indirectly increase their risk from predators. Overall, mynas must navigate a range of dangers in their environments.
What eats common mynas?
they feed on Grass hoppers, Fruits, eggs and hatchlings of other birds.
What myna eat?
They eat papayas
What is the is the perferred everglades habitat for a myna?
Mynas, or Mynahs, are not native to the everglades. They are very adaptable, and will do well in many environments.
What mynah eats?
Mynas are bird and are very omnivorous birds. They eat grasshoppers, small lizards, small fish, and even eggs and hatching's of other birds. They love to eat fruits. Mynas also eat seeds, but they can't break their food up like parrots. They are soft bill birds.
What other bird are similar to myna birds?
Starlings are similar to myna birds in appearance and behavior. Both species are known for their vocal abilities, intelligence, and adaptability to various environments. Additionally, hill mynas and glossy starlings are more closely related and share similar traits.
What are 3 animals that are not Australian native?
Many animal species that have been introduced to Australia have thrived over the native species, forcing native species to retreat to less hospitable areas. Such introduced species include:rabbitsharesfoxescamelswater buffaloferal pigshorses (brumbies)dogs
Did the Incas grow coffee beans?
No, coffee originated around the middle east where it was first used as a beverage. It was eventually introduced to Europe, where it obviously was not introduced to the Americas until cultures such as the Incas were pretty much already obliterated by the Spanish.
