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Why are the blue footed boobys becoming vulnerable?
the bluefooted boobie is still fairly common,not in any real danger.
What are facts about blue footed boobys?
You will find this beautiful but, strange bird on the Galapagos Islands. This bird has blue feet which is a Very Pretty color.
What eats blue footed boobys?
no one.
What year were the blue footed boobys endangered?
1992
What are the blue footed boobys enimes?
Breast Cancer
What is a group of blue footed boobys called?
Breastises
Where do blue-footed boobys live?
California galapagos island and Pacific Ocean they eat squid and fish they swim 22222222222
Why are blue footed boobys endangered?
They are endangered because other animals eat and crush the eggs and or freshly hatched young.
Why is ray a ghost?
boobys
Where do boobys live?
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Who are Orville redenbacher parents?
Orville redenbacher's parent's his own boobys Orville redenbachers parents are his own boobys
What eats red footed boobys?
Snails
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