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Why do the birds follow the grass mowing vehicle?
As the grass-mowing vehicle mowed the grass, it disturbed the grasshoppers and caused them to jump about. Hence, the birds followed the vehicle and could eat the grasshoppers easily.
Birds migrate to the North in response to what?
Birds migrate to the North in response to seasonal changes in temperature and food availability. They follow migration routes that lead them to areas where they can find suitable breeding grounds and abundant food sources.
What animal has a symbiosis relationship with the army ant?
There are birds called antbirds that have a symbiotic relationship with army ants. The ants flush out insects as they move, providing food for the antbirds. In return, the antbirds help keep the ants safe from predators by warning them of danger.
When was Ships with Wings created?
Ships with Wings was created in 1941-11.
What angry birds comes after angry birds space?
The next angry birds after space is the next angry birds space
Known to follow ships looking for food what birds have been nicknamed gooneys?
Albatrosses
What is a function of a dolphin?
To be alive and sometimes follow boats and ships playfully.
Examples of routes which birds take follow?
routes of migratory birds
What type of bird do the bears follow?
None. Bears don't follow birds.
Where can you find a website that tells you about birds but does not sell them?
For a full list of birds, follow the link in the related like section.
When is the new update for Angry Birds Star Wars?
Follow angry birds star wars on facebook to find out!
Do sharks follow cruise ships?
Yes, but they usually get scared away by the boat.
Do hawks eat both shrews and birds?
yes they do follow me i get straight a's dont follow those idiots
What was the main means of Greek trade?
Ships. They used ships to follow the Coastlines for trade and they would deliver amphora ( clay jars filled with olive oil, grains, figs, fruits, and wine). Historians have found wrecked ships with amphora still filled with the products the ships were trading.
What does sail stand for?
Sail is the substance used for the ships. For example; "The sails travel with the ships." Also meaning as some birds flying across the air traveling with the ship, or boat.
What is the name of passages for ocean going ships?
The routes that ships follow are called Sea Lanes. These lanes help keep the ships from collision, are the most direct routes from point A to point B and although may not be the straightest route, they are the safest and fastest. Many Sea Lanes follow existing sea currents.
What is a flyaway?
a path many migrating birds follow each year after year
