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Regurgitated fish.

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go to the dark spot of the ocean around your island and click on a seagull. if it flies toward your island, follow it and hope it poops on your island, if so, click on it. you will receive 2 experience and it will added to your inventory under Raw Materials. if it land in the water, it is impossible to get, even when falling from the bird. Also, if the bird does not fly toward your island, it goes out of bounds and never returns. THIS DOES NOT WORK ON THE LAND-MULTICOLORED BIRDS. OR BUTTERFLIES, BUT I ASSUME YOU KNOW THAT ALREADY.

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They eat fish, flies, beetles and other insects, crustaceans, spiders, and small marine animals, so yes - they are carnivores.

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Yes, and they can live to be 80 - 85 years old.

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That sounds like a kingfisher only I do not know any of them with a red head. Or maybe a woodpecker, only I do not know any of them with a green back.

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It is considered a scavenger, like hyenas and pigeons.

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Golf ,one shot better than eagle.

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In my experience, there's pretty much no bird that can't be tamed, and the Albatross is actually known for being quite tame already on land.

Of course, I wouldn't recommend it though, seeing as a tame bird is often a dead bird: there are some people who would take advantage of it's friendliness, and possibly kill it. Also, it's better and healthier living in the wild, rather than learning to go where humans are.

If you live in a rather unpopulated area however, such as some small island, there probably wouldn't be any harm taming your favorite albatross on the beach; just make sure you know the local laws. Don't use any unnatural food that the albatross doesn't already eat (their main diet is squid and fish) to try and tame them either. What seems harmless to us may be very unhealthy or even fatal to them.

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yes, they build nests in the sides of cliffs.

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Well they spend most of their life at sea but you can find them in Brazil and South Africa.

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The first step is to determine how many, if any, Eskimo curlew are left. No physical evidence of the bird has been obtained since 1963. There have been many sightings, some confirmed, but no photographs since 1962. Recent sightings are no longer being confirmed without a photograph or other physical evidence. And, even then, each piece of evidence will be heavily scrutinized.

The second thing, if the Eskimo curlew is not considered extinct, is to determine where they're located and where they migrate. After that is determined, measures can be taken to further protect those areas.

Captive breeding programs have been ruled out for the time being because it is unknown how taking eggs, chicks, and birds out of the wild will affect the remaining population. Little is actually known about the Eskimo curlew and their nesting habits because the bird nests in extremely remote places. The last nest sighted was in 1866.

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An albatross can live from 30-70 years long.

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Vulture

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An Albatross can fly for a year without stopping.

The Albatross has the largest wingspan of any bird. because of its huge wings, the albatross can glide for months on ocean winds without landing. This giant bird soars through the air at about 25 miles per hour (40kph). It can even sleep while flying

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Because if you get hit by a car, you will be "puffin" trying to get out of the way.

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Males

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Seagulls eat fish

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Seagulls have large wingspans for the same reasons that gliders do. Long and slender (high aspect ratio) wings produce less drag for a given amount of lift (at least at slow speeds) than short, stubby ones. Seagulls use these efficient wings to allow them to stay aloft with ease while taking advantage of updrafts caused by winds deflected by cliffs, buildings, even waves. In windy conditions, seagulls can use waves to stay aloft by engaging in what is known as "dynamic soaring" - flying into and out of regions of higher and lower wind speeds.

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One of the adaptations of an albatross is something called dynamic soaring.

It has a long wingspan for a long period of flight.

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I certainly hope not. I'm pretty sure they are a protected bird, because of their numbers and geographical isolation. To clarify the above answer, puffins are not considered an endangered species but "they are threatened by human activities and are rare in many areas where they were once abundant" according to Project Puffin which is managed by the National Audubon Society. According to a recent Travel Channel program called Bizzare Foods, puffin are consumed in Iceland. One of the only birds they do eat. They are eaten smoked, grilled.

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gently bath with tepid water and dawn dishwashing liquid such a stupid answer