Can a bird live with one eye?

Answer 1

They will be able to fly. They will fly in a circle in the direction of the good eye. They will find it very difficult if not impossible to land anywhere besides the ground. The potential for injury is high. If injured or unable to perch, they will be living on the ground where they are at risk. They will have great difficulty in gathering food. Just trying to pick up a worm from the ground in front of them is extremely difficult. Birds that primarily live on the ground may survive. Birds that migrate or live in the trees will not.

Answer 2

Yes, a bird can survive with only one eye. Birds have good vision and rely on it for survival, so losing one eye can affect their depth perception and ability to judge distances, but they can learn to adapt and compensate for the loss. It's important to provide safe and secure living conditions for a one-eyed bird to help them adjust to their new visual limitations.

Answer 3

yes. Long ago there was birds with no feathers and they were still could fly. Feathers help birds to fly easily, but the long-ago- birds had an airfoil shape. so it could fly easier. Now the type of birds don't exist.

Answer 4

All birds have wings. It's just that some of them are useless for flight.

Even the New Zealand kiwi has wings, though it appears to have none. The wings are small and rudimentary, hidden under the kiwis' hairy feathers, but certainly present.

Some of the Flightless Birds are members of the ratitefamily. Other ratites besides the kiwi include the emu of Australia, Southern cassowary of Australia and New Guinea, the ostrich from Africa (the largest of the flightless birds) and the rhea from South America. Ratites have wings but the bones in their chests do not have the capacity for flight muscles, which is what a bird needs to fly.

Penguins cannot fly, using their wings instead as flippers, but they are not ratites. Nor is the kakapo of New Zealand, the world's only flightless parrot. Tinamous are ground-dwelling, flightless birds (about 47 species) which are related to ratites; they live in Central and South America.

Answer 5

No, it can see with both the eyes like any other bird.

Answer 6

Yeah except for an ostrich or a penguin. :-D

Answer 7

Yes,birds can peck out your eyes but this is extreamly rare. There have only been about 6 cases of this happening in over4 years. The odds are very low.

Answer 8

yes i think they can

Answer 9

only some birds but very few

Answer 10

Yes a bird can live with one leg