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Does a swan ruffle its feathers when it makes its neck into a heart with another swan?
Yes, swans often ruffle their feathers and display various behaviors, including neck movements that form heart shapes, as part of their courtship rituals. This behavior helps strengthen their bond and can signal affection between partners. The ruffling of feathers can also indicate excitement or a display of beauty to attract or maintain a mate.
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Where did the phrase ruffle your tail feathers come from?
The phrase to ruffle your tail feathers means to annoy someone and get the angry, when a ducks becomes frighted or is bothered it makes itself seem bigger by ruffling its feathers so it puffs up.
Where can you find the white ruffle dress from the Designer Shoes Warehouse commercial?
Who makes the white ruffle dress from the DSW commercial
Who makes the white ruffle dress in dsw commercial?
There is no legitimate information regarding who exactly makes the white ruffle dress in the DSW commercial. However, you can purchase a white ruffle dress from many stores such as TJ Maxx, Walmart, Macy's and Sears.
The Heart of the Matter?
The heart of the matter;; <3 Hm well in a case like this, im guessing your heart is telling you one thing and maybe your thinking another. Do what makes you happiest!
Which bird dont have Feather?
All birds have feathers, that's what makes them birds.the kiwis feathers though are the most un feather like and are likened to fur.But they are still feathers.
Which characteristic makes birds different from all other vertebrates?
A brids' bones are hollow They have feathers They have beaks
What do birds do when they preen?
Preening refers to a bird grooming its feathers with its beak. Every feather has tiny interlocking hooks called barbs, and preening makes all of the tiny barbs line up like a zipper. Preening makes a bird look and feel its best. While preening, birds will also pluck dead feathers and pick the sheaths off of new growing feathers. You may also see your parakeet getting oil from a gland near the base of its tail and rubbing it into his feathers. This oil helps condition feathers and make them water resistant. When a bird preens another bird, it is called allopreening.
What makes birds unique?
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What flies but has no wing's makes noise but does not sing has a tail but no feathers?
sound
Are flamingos herbavores?
No because it eats shrimp (which makes their feathers pink!)
What makes the heart unique?
what makes the heart different to the other organs
Why heavily oiled birds would not be able to survive?
Coating the feathers of the birds with oil makes the feathers heavy and enables the bird to fly. It also makes the birds feel hot as when heat and oil comes into contact, their feathers and body will gain heat. This may also result to death.
