Flamingos keep warm primarily by huddling together in groups, which helps to conserve heat through collective body warmth. Their feathers provide insulation, and they often tuck their heads into their bodies to reduce heat loss. Additionally, they may stand on one leg, which minimizes heat loss from their limbs while the other leg is tucked close to their body.
Birds are warm-blooded and flamingos are birds; therefore, flamingos are warm-blooded.
Birds are warm-blooded and flamingos are birds; therefore, flamingos are warm-blooded.
Flamingos are warm blooded.
Because Flamingos are exotic Animals
All birds are warm blooded.
Flamingos are not cold blooded, I learned this from are you smarter than a fifth grader.
Flamingoes are warmblooded like most other birds.
Flamingos live in warm climates and inhabit the edges of lakes and swamps where they can eat shrimp, algae, and other small creatures that live in shallow water.
You're a pink flamingo!
whales keep warm by their blubber! good question
well you wouldn't want to go near a mother only in zoo because they are tamed even if mother isn't with children it will still attack because flamingos are very dumb. even when their kids die, they think they're still in their pouch. Yes, flamingos are part marsupial.
The fur on their bodies keep them warm.