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What food do the flightless cormorant eat?
the flightless cormorant eats fish, octupus, and squid!
Does the flightless cormorant live in the galapagos?
yes.
What makes the flightless cormorant endangered?
Less than60
How big do a cormorant get?
This depends on the species ,as there are 40 species .The largest of the species the flightless cormorant grow to 100 cm(40 inches) and weigh 5 kg (11Ib)The smallest of the collection called the pygmy cormorant grow to 45cm (18 inches) and weigh 340g(12oz).There is no actual common breed of cormorants but if you want to find out a specific type I will be happy to help.
How big do Cormorant get?
This depends on the species ,as there are 40 species .The largest of the species the flightless cormorant grow to 100 cm(40 inches) and weigh 5 kg (11Ib)The smallest of the collection called the pygmy cormorant grow to 45cm (18 inches) and weigh 340g(12oz).There is no actual common breed of cormorants but if you want to find out a specific type I will be happy to help.
Do emus live in trees?
No. Emus are flightless birds. They cannot live in trees, because they lack the necessary adaptations for climbing and perching.
Animals with 20 or more letters?
· Queen Alexandra's Birdwing Butterfly · Atlantic yellow-nosed Albatross · Christmas Island Frigatebird · Diamondback Rattlesnake · Galapagos Flightless Cormorant · White-crested Tiger Heron
What color is a Cormorant?
a cormorant is black
What color is cormorant?
a cormorant is black
Does a cormorant have scales?
No, a cormorant is a bird and has feathers.
Does a cormorant have feathers fur or skin?
A cormorant has feathers.
How are the traits of a flightless bird different from those of a bird that can fly?
Flightless birds typically have adaptations that suit their ground-dwelling lifestyles, such as a heavier body, stronger legs for running, and reduced or absent wings. In contrast, birds that can fly possess lightweight bodies, powerful pectoral muscles, and well-developed wings designed for lift and maneuverability. Additionally, flightless birds often have more robust bones and different feather structures, which contribute to their unique ecological niches. These differences reflect their adaptations to varying environments and lifestyles.
