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Which brightly-colored bird nests are beside rivers?
Kingfishers
Why are toucans so brightly colored?
Why the bill is so large and brightly colored is still debated and may be complex. As there is no sexual dimorphism in coloration it is unlikely to be a sexual signal; it does aid in their feeding behavior (as they sit in one spot and reach for all fruit in range, thereby reducing energy expenditure). It has also been theorised that the bill may intimidate smaller birds, so that the toucan may plunder nests undisturbed (see Behaviour). Also, the beak allows the bird to reach deep into treeholes to access food unavailable to other birds, and also to depredate suspended nests built by smaller birds.
What are three ways that rainforest animals survive in their habitat?
1) They live in a level of the rainforest that protects them from predators. (ex: small climbing animals go higher to get away from large animals on the forst floor) 2) They have developed adaptations that help them. (ex: some birds make hanging nests that keep eggs away from predators) 3) They can be very brightly colored. This is either for attracting a mate, or to keep from being eaten. (ex: poisonous frogs are brightly colored, so some harmless frogs may be brightly colored to make predators think they're poisonous)
What do bald eagles use for shelter?
Bald Eagles eat any kind of fish that are in lakes,rivers,oceans,and channels.
Why doesn't the female peacock have colorful feathers like the male?
In most animals, the male has no use other than to attract a female for breeding and having babies. The peacock is therefore very attract-ive. The peahen, on the other hand, makes the nests, and is responsible for the protection of the babies as they grow . . . if she were brightly-colored, she would attract predators who would try to eat her and the babies. That wouldn't be good!
Where can I find a crayfish nest in the wild?
Crayfish nests can typically be found in freshwater bodies such as streams, rivers, lakes, and ponds. Look for small burrows or mounds of mud and debris near the water's edge, as these are common indicators of crayfish nests.
Where do geese typically make their homes?
Geese typically make their homes in nests on the ground near bodies of water, such as lakes, rivers, or marshes.
Where do sandmartins build their nests?
Sandmartins build their nests in vertical banks of soil, particularly in sandy or loamy areas near water bodies such as rivers, lakes, or ponds. They excavate small tunnel-like cavities in the banks for their nests, which are typically located in colonies. These birds prefer locations that offer easy access to food and suitable nesting conditions.
How apes live?
I'm pretty sure they live in nests made of leaves and sticks, and eat fruit and drink water from rivers or from leaves. apes have babies and have to nurture them for a really long time, almost as long as a human, and teach them how to make safe nests and how to get food.
What kind of wasp is red with a black abdomen in northeastern Oklahoma with a home near the ground and stings painfully?
The red velvet ant or "cow killer" are the names given to the wasp specific to Texas that prefers to build their nests below ground. These wasps are identifiable by their brightly colored thorax and abdomen. The females are wingless while the males sport wings but do not have the ability to sting.
Some species of birds attract mates by weaving bright-colored objects into their nests. A male bird that weaves a red thread into a nest is exhibiting?
innate selection - GRADPOINT
Some species of birds attract mates by weaving bright-colored objects into their nests A male bird that weaves a red thread into a nest is exhibiting?
innate selection - GRADPOINT
