No, having a "bird chest," often referred to as pectus excavatum, is not classified as a birth defect but rather a chest wall deformity that can occur during development. It involves a sunken appearance of the breastbone and can vary in severity. While it is typically present at birth, its exact cause is not well understood, and it may be associated with genetic factors. In some cases, it can affect physical health or self-esteem, leading individuals to seek treatment.
exactly what it sounds like, the chest of a bird
Many species of birds will eat their young if they are sick or have a birth defect. This is not only an extension of natural selection but is also a source of protein for an overwhelmed mother- or father- bird.
The bird with a gold chest is called a golden pheasant.
The small bird with a yellow chest is called a goldfinch.
The answer to the hink pink "a bird's foot defect" is "flawed claw." In this wordplay puzzle, "bird's foot" refers to a claw, and "defect" implies a flaw or imperfection. Therefore, the corresponding hink pink answer is "flawed claw."
No birds are not mammals. Mammals are characterized by having a vertebrate and giving birth to live offspring.
Kaylee Bird's birth name is Kathleen Bird.
Norman Bird's birth name is Norman A. Bird.
Adrian Bird's birth name is Adrian Peter Bird.
Billie Bird's birth name is Billie Bird Sellen.
Doug Bird's birth name is James Douglas Bird.
Minah Bird's birth name is Minah Ogbenyealu Bird.