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Are humming birds cool?
yes. yes they are
How do birds cool off?
In a bird bath.
Why do birds ruffle their feathers on a hot day?
Just like humans sweat to cool there body down, birds ruffle their feathers to cool themselves down
How can birds protect them self from preys?
I think they protect them self's because they blend in.
How do birds cool stay cool?
Birds stay cool by a process called evaporative cooling. They pant or flutter their throat or gular area to increase air circulation and help cool down. Some birds also regulate their body temperature by adjusting their posture or finding shade.
Do sometimes birds sometimes distinctive them self?
They do
What are some cool apps for the ipod?
Angry birds!
Why are Falcons cool birds?
because there awesome looking
Why are peregrine falcons dying?
they are not dying and they are cool birds
Is aria cool?
Yes she is, she is Gemah Birds wifey.
What do you need to be cool?
You just have to be your self.
How do birds control their flight?
because they their self with their wings. but the real one is that birds kind of jump and fly
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