Penguins live in colonies for social and safety reasons. The penguins in a colony help protect each other, especially when they huddle to keep warm against harsh weather.
Flamingos live in large flocks for protection from predators; large groups make it difficult for predators to pick out one individual and the movement of many birds together can be confusing.
Why flamingos live in colonies you say? Well flamingos live in colonies because they all might want to protect each other.
Coz Bob Marley ate them and then Hitler shouted at him so he had to sick them out but then louie spence began danceing with jono abbott ( hey jono ) and they ended up getting married :)
Birds that walk around in water, like flamingoes and herons.
harons egrets flamingoes
That is one spelling of the plural noun, more often flamingos, but also flamingoes.
Flamingoes are warmblooded like most other birds.
You would see colorful birds in California. You might see flamingoes, parrots, parakeets, cockatoos, etc.
Flamingoes F.C. was created in 1866.
Flamingoes are warmblooded like most other birds.
You put pink flamingoes in your yard because they scare away birds that might eat the seeds in your garden or they scare away birds from eating the grass seeds that you might've just planted.
No. They do not.
Those pink birds are called flamingoes. The standing on one leg thing is not restricted to them, however - herons, cranes and many other water birds do it.
flamingoes are found in Kenya,East Africa. The only place in the world where flamingoes originated from,and the only place in the world with flamingoes,since they are going to be extinct.
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