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Birds have a body shape that is designed for flight. This shape is described as ___ shaped. |
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Fill in the blank: Birds such as eagles and vultures are known for their ___ eyesight, allowing them to spot prey from great heights. |
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What are the strong muscles in birds called that enable them to flap their wings? |
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following birds can fly only short distances? A) Pigeons B) Sparrows C) Hens D) Eagles |
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What are the two main types of feathers found on birds and what are their functions? |
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The two main types of feathers are down feathers, which provide insulation and keep birds warm, and flight feathers, which are sturdier and aid in flying. |
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Fill in the blank: Birds use their ___ for grabbing onto branches, catching food, and defending themselves. |
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True or False: All birds have the same type of feet structure regardless of their habitat or lifestyle. |
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False. Different birds have adapted their feet for specific functions, such as swimming, climbing, or perching. |
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Swimming birds have webbed feet, which help them swim by pushing water backwards. |
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Perching birds have three toes in front and one at the back, allowing them to sit on branches securely, while climbing birds have two toes that point forward and two that point backward, aiding them in climbing. |
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Down feathers provide insulation, keeping birds warm in cold weather and helping regulate their body temperature. |
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Wading birds such as cranes and herons are adapted to their environment by having ___ and ___. |
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Riddle: I am sharp and hooked, used by eagles and vultures to tear flesh. What am I? |
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Birds flap their wings up and down to rise into the air, and once at the desired height, they glide by ceasing wing movement. |
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A duck has a beak with holes on its sides that allows it to take in muddy water, letting mud and water flow out while retaining plants and insects to eat. |