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Birds

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  • How does a peacock attract a mate?
    By displaying the feathers on its tail and dancing
  • Where does the name “cuckoo” come from?
    One of the cuckoo species makes a “coo-coo”sound, though it’s only the males.
  • What do peacocks eat?
    They eat a variety of things, such as fruits, nuts, worms, and insects.
  • What do eagles eat?
    Different kinds of small prey that include other birds, fish, and reptiles
  • How many species of hummingbird exist?
    340
  • What happens when a cuckoo egg hatches in another bird’s nest?
    The other bird acts as a foster parent to the cuckoo.
  • Why is the cuckoo considered a parasite?
    It lays its eggs in the nests of other birds.
  • What is fledging?
    When a baby eagle first flies
  • Where do eagles build their nests?
    In high, remote places
  • How do eagles perch on small branches?
    Their claw has the ability to lock its position around a branch.
  • How does a hummingbird make a humming sound?
    By flapping their wings
  • Where is the hummingbird native to?
    The Americas
  • How does an eagle’s eyesight compare to a human’s?
    It’s 8x better and has the ability to see a wider range of color
  • Where does the cuckoo go for nine months?
    It migrates to Africa.
  • How long can eagles live for?
    30 years
  • How does a peacock move?
    It struts
  • True or false: a hummingbird can’t hover in the air.
    False
  • What’s the name of the female bird that belongs to the same species as a peacock?
    A peahen
  • How many species can a cuckoo trick into raising their young?
    120
  • How fast does a hummingbird flap their wings on average?
    80 times per second
  • How long does a peacock keep its feathers in the course of a year?
    Only during mating season, so about 5 months
  • Do peacocks fly?
    Yes, but not for long
  • What does a cuckoo eat?
    It is an insectivore, so primarily insects.
  • What do hummingbirds primarily eat?
    Nectar