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Imagine how your life would be if you had a smidgen of your bird’s physical capabilities. The ability to fly would certainly be a life changer, and being able to see both sides of a room without turning your head could prove to be quite convenient. If you’re a bird lover, you’ll especially find these bird-focused articles worth a read, as they showcase more bird superpowers!
Birds Have Their Own GPS
Birds’ Colors “Morph”
We know that birds are a colorful bunch — especially parrots, with their hyacinth blues, emerald greens, sunburst yellow and everything in between. But you haven’t seen birds’ true colors – the way they might see each- until you’ve seen this!
Some Birds Are Fast As A Race Car!
Peregrine falcons use a dive, called a stoop, to catch other birds. Unlike parrots, they are apex predators meaning that they are at the top of the food chain. The birds fly to great heights, then tuck their wings and plummet as they target their prey. Mid nose-dive, falcons have been clocked at 220 mph, equal to the top speed of a Formula One racecar.
A Look Inside The Egg
Just how do birds develop in the egg? When exactly do they take their first breath? Here’s a fascinating look at how chicks “breathe” inside the egg, and why it’s more similar to human development than you might think.
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We are first time breeders with the ringneck parakeet all the advice will please be appreciated
I just notice that a mouse has goten in bird food in the cage becouse of of bird food is put in a hard captained a d they can’t get in the storage cantaner …..food bird seed in my tennis shoe in my closet I diid nt know mice will get in a bird cage at night that’s awful , I can’t took food out every night couse amm always gone two to nights aweek. I can’t hardly leave him with out any food while am gone. Please help me with this or deal Debra