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Sadly they do not really have a king, but if i had to choose I would say the eagle
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Is eagle a king of bird or peacock?
An eagle is a king of all birds plus peacock
What bird is considered the king of birds?
the kingfisher - KINGfisher
Which bird is called the king of birds?
The king of birds varies from culture to culture but the eagle is most often called the "King of Birds". This is due to it's position as a top predator, and it's fierce looks.
What is the plural of birds?
The plural of bird is birds. As in "the birds chased the worm".
Is a king fisher an invertebrates or an vertebrates?
The Kingfisher is a bird, and all birds are vertebrates.
How many people have played Angry Birds?
there are 12 angry birds in all. regelar red bird blue bird yellow bird black bird white bird green bird big red bird orange bird lazer space bird ice bird mighty eagle mighty space eagle mighty dragon but only in the angry birds seasons year of the dragon the pigs in angry birds there are only 5 kinds of pigs baby pig brother pig helmut pig mushtache pig king pig
How did the wren become king of the birds?
Wrens are active, persistant little birds, but don't believe any bird has been called king of the birds, unless it is a local legend.
Where do you use an apostrophe when you say birds?
When it belons to one bird - bird's When it belongs to a lot of birds - birds'
Which bird is the newest in Angry Birds?
The pink bird is the newest bird in angry birds.
What is the smallest number of birds that could fly in this formation 2 birds in front of a bird 2 birds behind a bird and a bird between 2 birds?
A formation of 3 birds would meet this requirement. There will be 2 birds in front of the trailing bird, 2 birds trailing the lead bird, and the middle bird will have a single companion in front and behind it.
Is a bird a rodent?
No, birds are birds.
What is the grammatical difference between birds' and bird's?
"Birds'" is the possessive form for multiple birds, indicating that something belongs to more than one bird. "Bird's" is the possessive form for a single bird, indicating that something belongs to one bird.
