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Birds don’t have teeth, but their beaks are pretty amazing! Each species has a beak designed for its favorite food—sharp ones for tearing meat, long ones for sipping nectar, and tough ones for cracking seeds.
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Did you know there are around 10,000 bird species? Some experts think it could even be as many as 18,000-20,000 when you count subspecies. From tiny hummingbirds to towering ostriches, birds come in all shapes and sizes.
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Ever wonder why eagles are such great hunters? It’s because their eyesight is incredible! They can see things miles away, even ultraviolet light, and have a much wider field of vision than humans.
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Birds are expert communicators. They chirp, sing, and even perform little dances to send messages. Whether it’s attracting a mate or warning their buddies about danger, they’re always chatting in their own unique ways.
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Eagles can live up to 50 years—impressive, right? They’re also super loyal and usually stick with one partner for life. These majestic birds really know a thing or two about commitment.
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Hummingbirds are the only birds that can fly backward. Their wings work like helicopter blades, letting them hover and zip around with incredible precision. It’s like they’re showing off every time they fly!
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Owls have this cool ability to swivel their heads up to 270 degrees. Their eyes don’t move, so this trick helps them look around without having to shift their whole body.
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Penguins’ black-and-white look isn’t just for style—it’s camouflage! In the water, their dark backs blend with the ocean depths, and their white bellies match the light from above, helping them stay safe from predators.
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Ostriches might not fly, but they’re built for speed. They can run up to 43 mph (70 km/h), making them the fastest birds on land. Their strong legs help them outrun predators with ease.
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Migration is like an epic road trip for birds. Every year, about 20% of bird species fly thousands of miles to find food or breed. They navigate using the Earth’s magnetic field, the stars, and even landmarks.
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