Flamingos

a flamingo can fly for 373 miles straight at 31 miles per hour in one night.

All of them it depends what animals its to

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Flamingos stand in the water because they eat shrimp.

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According to the Smithsonian Institution's National Zoo, fossils of flamingos most similar to modern day forms have been identified to 30 million years ago. Fossils of more primitive species have been identified to be an estimated 50 million years old. See the link below for more information.

In the egg there is a cord that attaches the developing embryo to the yolk sac. When the bird hatches, there is a residual scar where the cord used to be. While the bird is a nestling, you can still see what would be the avian equivalent of a belly button. However, as the bird develops, that area becomes more compact and in an adult bird there is virtually nothing to be seen of what once was the scar. So technically baby birds have belly buttons, but unlike the belly buttons of humans, these go away as they grow up.

It depends on the species of flamingo. There are six species of flamingo; the areas they are native to are listed below.

Greater flamingo-South Europe, South and Southwest Asia, and parts of Africa

Lesser flamingo-Northwest India and the Great Rift Valley in Africa

Chilean flamingo-Temperate South America

James' flamingo-High Andes mountains in Argentina, Bolivia, Chile and Peru

Andean flamingo-High Andes mountains in Argentina, Bolivia, Chile and Peru

American flamingo-the Galapagos Islands and the Caribbean Islands

Caribbean flamingos eats seeds, crustaceans, and green-blue algae.

It drinks fresh water.

Flamingos legs bend the opposite way because Flamingo legs are double joined. Just like we cannot bend our legs backwards, Flamingos cannot bend their legs forward.

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Flamingo's stand on one leg to regulate their body temperature.

A flamingo's usual or main color is pink but you may see some yellow ones

flamingos are white at birth but when they eat red shrimps or fish then they turn pink + = if you want more research and information go look up some more if you do not believe me.

they sleep in a bed with poopy blankets but their mattresses are perfect lol xD

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flamingos live beside the water or in the sand

Flamingos are found in Africa, Asia, North America, Central America, South America, and Europe. They inhabit the edges of lakes and swamps where they can eat shrimp, algae, and other small creatures that live in shallow water. See the link below for a map of the flamingos range around the world.

Yes, a Flamingo like all birds has a back bone.

a flamingo responds to stimuli/stimulus in many ways. if you are wondering, response to stimulus is basically a cause and effect. for humans and example of the stimulus (when it is cold) and the response (shiver). so, one example for a flamingo is that if something wants to hurt her baby, she will make a sqwaking sound and try to scare off the predator. there's WAY more, but that was one example. try coming across a shrimp-- the flamingo eats it! now you try.....

Here's just a few:

Bahama Swallow (tachycineta cyaneoviridis)

Bahaman Lesser Funnerl-eared Bat (chilonatalus tumidifrons)

Bahamas Rock Iguana (cyclura carinata)

Bahamian Hutia (geocapromys ingrahami)

Bahamian Parrot (amazona lecocephala bahamensis)

Bee Hummingbird (mellisuga helenae)

Bigeye Tuna (thunnus obesus)

Black Grouper (epinephelus nigritus)

Black Rockfish (mycteroperca bonaci)

Brown Pelican (pelecanus occidentalis)

Buff-breasted Sandpiper (tryngites subruficollis)

Cape Shark (squalus acanthias)

Caribbean reef Shark (carcharhinus perezi)

Cat Island Turtle (trachemys terrapen)

Cuban Parrot (amazona leucocephala)

Green turtle (chelonia mydas)

Hooded Seal (cystophora cristata)

Least Tern (sterna antillarum)

Minor Red Bat (lasiurus minor)

North Atlantic Right Whale (balaena glacialis)

Northern Bahamian Rock Iguana (cyclura cychlura)

Oceanic Whitetip Shark (carcharhinus lonimanus)

West Indian Manatee (trichechus manatus)

Whale Shark (Rhincodon typus)

a predator in the sense that it strains small organisms out of water by means of its unique bill. prey as i have seen video of a jackal, and an eagle taking them.

Well, not exactly. Flamingos live in large groups called colonies. Tens of thousands of flamingos can live in one colony. Sometimes flocks of different kinds of flamingos live in the same colony.

Between 9 and 77. However that generally depends on the day of the week. Flamingos are known as "Chronobirds" in that their innate sense of time and date means that any one flamingo will vary it's quantity of any object in a cyclical manner. However it is often observed that flamingos consistently have precisely 22 tic-tacs on them at any time.

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When a penguin is a chick, it has gray down feathers. As it gets older and more mature, the down is replaced by the smooth, water-proof, back and white feathers you are used to seeing.