to keep warm by trapping air against their bodies
ANSWER:Birds fluff out there feathers too keep warm. When they do that, it creates a blanket that traps their body heat which then accumulates under their feathers to keep warm. It is the same as us putting on a jacket which does the same thing, or the greenhouse gasses around our atmosphere.Get the parakeet if you can keep up with it
you should look it up online and a whole bunch of pictures will come up.
"Fluff no heat" typically refers to a setting on a clothes dryer that allows you to fluff and refresh items without applying heat. It is useful for delicate items or to fluff up items that have been sitting in the dryer for a while.
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well i dont know exactly what happens when your parakeet falls but when i let my parakeet out he accidently hit his head then fell then got up and continued flying nothing bad happened to my parakeet so i dont think parakeet gets hurt when it falls
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his feathers puf up
The fluff is a good insulator and also helps snow not go up the sleeves and in other places.
A bird might ruffle its feathers to remove something on the feathers, to put feathers back in place where they belong after preening or after being handled, etc. Ruffling is just a way of putting feathers back where they belong.
they do that because they want to show that they respect you.
A parakeet is a small parrot.The parakeet is cute."Feed me!" screamed the parakeet.
Polar bear fluff up their fur in winter to trap the heat from its surroundings and they do not allow heat to pass.