Under most circumstances, pigeons breathe through vents in their beaks; however, they can also breathe through their mouths. Air enters and exits the body through the lungs, as with other warmblooded creatures.
Pigeons, like other birds, lack a diaphragm to help their lungs expand and contract, so respiration occurs from pressure changes as air moves in and out of five special air sacs. The cervical and interclavicular air sacs are in the neck; the anterior thoracic is in the chest; the posterior thoracic is behind the anterior thoracic; and the abdominal air sac is in the abdomen.
For more information, see Related Links, below (the illustration is a parrot, but the anatomy is the same).
they use water
Today they are used for racing.
Pigeons use their beaks primarily for foraging, helping them peck at seeds, grains, and other food sources. Their beaks are also essential for drinking, as they can create a suction to draw water. Additionally, pigeons use their beaks to preen their feathers, maintaining their plumage for insulation and flight. Socially, they may also use their beaks for communication and bonding behaviors with other pigeons.
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The use of pigeons for communication dates back millennia, from use in Ancient Greece to communicate the results of the Olympic Games, to use by Genghis Khan, Napoleon, and the Crusaders to communicate from battlefields. Historians don't have the fact but it was most likely that he used pigeons for carrying messages.
Using deterants is the best way to get pigeons. There are few on the market. The deterant you wanna use varies on there the pigeons are rooting.
they use its skin to breathe
Yes; lizards do use lungs to breathe.
yes snake use lungs to breathe
Fish use gills to breathe underwater.
Isopods use gills to breathe.
falcons kill pigeons