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What is the majority of animals on earth?
Insects and Birds
how many bones birds has?
Majority of birds possess 25 different bones, and it depends upon type of bird species
When do sea birds eat?
Usually when they are around the sea area. The majority of the fresh water that sea birds need comes from their prey.
Do birds lay many eggs at a time?
Many birds lay only 1 at a time but the majority lay around 3-7.
How does a duck defecate?
The same as all birds. The difference is they will pass the majority of waste when in water
Do birds have eyebrows?
Some birds do but others just have a line above their eye that's a different colour to the majority of their other feathers around their eye.
What do bull snakes like to eat?
The majority of their diet consists of rodents - but they will also eat birds, eggs and lizards.
Do birds cause health problems to humans for example are they dusty and effect your breathing etc.?
Some people have allergic reactions to birds with high dander. The majority of birds do not have a high amount of dander. Ones that do include cockatoos, cockatiels, and African greys.
DO BIRDS TRAVEL?
There are several different methods of locomotion for birds.flying (the majority of birds)walking (most birds walk as well as fly, but species such as emus, ostriches, kiwi, rheas and cassowaries are flughtless and can only walk)swim (penguins, ducks, swans)
The majority of chordates are found in this subphylum?
The majority of chordates are found in the subphylum Vertebrata, which includes organisms with a backbone composed of vertebrae. Vertebrates such as fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals belong to this subphylum.
Are emus marsupials?
Like the majority of Australian native mammals, the wombat is a marsupial.
How did the dodo bird differ from birds of today?
Dodos are a flightless bird that is related to species common today like pigeons and doves. It had evolved from flying ancestors and lost the ability to fly. Aside from that it was the same as the majority of modern birds. Flightlessness is not unknown in modern birds (penguin, emus, rheas, ostriches) so this is not a unique trait.
