The secretary bird gets its name from the black feathers on its head, which make it appear as though it has quill pens behind its ears.
Secretary birds can live up to about 15 years in the wild. They have lived up to about 19 years in captivity.
Some Interesting Birds - 1915 was released on: USA: May 1915
It is probable that lions would eat secretary birds. However, they are predators too and lions generally will not eat another predator.
No. Secretary birds are an African species while rattlesnakes are from North America, so they would never encounter one another. Secretary bird are known to eat venomous snakes, though.
Secretary, and more.
2-3 eggs.
to kill snakes, rats and other pests in their fields.
Yes, I have observed Secretary birds in East Africa and seen them eat small lizards, insects, amphibians and mammals. I have also seen the tackle and eat some quite large poisonous snakes.
Secretary birds primarily feed on small mammals like rodents, reptiles such as snakes and lizards, and insects like grasshoppers and scorpions. They are known for their distinctive hunting technique of stomping or kicking their prey to immobilize it before consuming it.
Birds migrate to the South for the winter time.
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They tame them so they will destroy the vermin outside their houses.