The only animals living today which have feathers are birds. All birds are in the taxonomic class Aves. In many cases, feathers give birds the ability of flight. Others, such as the ostrich, cannot fly. For all birds, feathers can serve as insulation. Some species, including the peacock and bowerbird, have males with very elaborate feathers which they display during mating rituals.
Fossil evidence indicates that some species of carnivorous dinosaurs had primative feathers. This suggests an evolutionary link between reptiles and birds.
The homographs for "a large animal" would be bear (the animal) and bear (to support or carry).
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Ocelots are large cats, so they are land animals.
An Ocelot is a large Cat.
It is called a plume.
A large feather is also referred to as a "plume."
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the plume is the smoke coming out
Ken Plume's birth name is Kenneth William Plume.
The color of a helmet's plume indicates what division the soldier is in. The peacock's plume is quite impressive.
Thomas Plume was born in 1630.
Thomas Plume died in 1704.
Amélie Plume was born in 1943.
Ken Plume is 5' 10".
A plume-dominated fire is characterized by a strong vertical column of rising hot gases and smoke, often seen in wildfires or large structural fires. This type of fire generates significant heat, leading to an intense updraft that can create a plume extending high into the atmosphere. The plume can impact fire behavior, spreading embers over large distances and influencing weather patterns in the vicinity. These fires are typically fueled by abundant combustible materials and are often more challenging to control due to their dynamic nature.
The address of the People For Silver Plume Inc is: Po Box 935, Silver Plume, CO 80476-0935
The homographs for "a large animal" would be bear (the animal) and bear (to support or carry).