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from fighting with other males. my favorite thing about giraffes is that they attract oxpeckers, birds that land on giraffes and other herbivorous animals in africa, and pick parasites off them. i have no idea why, but oxpeckers seem particularly attracted to giraffes. i love to watch them run their beaks

from fighting with other males. my favorite thing about giraffes is that they attract oxpeckers, birds that land on giraffes and other herbivorous animals in africa, and pick parasites off them. i have no idea why, but oxpeckers seem particularly attracted to giraffes. i love to watch them run their beaks...

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/nature-up-close-giraffes-a-most-improbable-animal/

paraguay: in critical danger of extinction problem: loss of natural habitat due to human presence and animal trafficking interesting fact: on average, these birds live for 60 years. they are known for their "loving" habits: it's not unusual to see couples rubbing their heads together and touching beaks

paraguay: in critical danger of extinction problem: loss of natural habitat due to human presence and animal trafficking interesting fact: on average, these birds live for 60 years. they are known for their "loving" habits: it's not unusual to see couples rubbing their heads together and touching beaks...

http://www.vale.com/brasil/EN/initiatives/environmental-social/paraguay-birds/Pages/default.aspx

walk d—joyce lockwood community park excellent for swimming and exploring. cobblestone at high tide with rocky areas and a large sandy beach at low tide. access by rough trails leading down from the trail running above the beach. at low tide you can walk back along the shoreline to connect to other whalebone

waterfalls, views of pylades channel. for a longer walk, start at brickyard beach (y on the map). back to main gabriola map walks to viewpoints and/or shore accesses—f to j viewpoint &/or shore walk f—orlebar point views of the mainland and of entrance island lighthouse. viewpoint &/or shore walk g—whalebone...

https://www.galtt.ca/trailmap.html

crowded into each cage about the size of a folded newspaper, unable to stretch their wings, walk, or even roost. because of this immobility, hens' feet frequently grow directly around the bare wire of their cages. to reduce stress-induced pecking and fighting resulting from over-crowding, the hens' beaks

crowded into each cage about the size of a folded newspaper, unable to stretch their wings, walk, or even roost. because of this immobility, hens' feet frequently grow directly around the bare wire of their cages. to reduce stress-induced pecking and fighting resulting from over-crowding, the hens' beaks...

https://afa-online.org/docs/dairy_eggs.pdf

inches. these cages are tiered, so feces and urine fall onto the animals below. chickens' feet sometimes grow around the slanted wire floors of their cages because the birds are packed so tightly together they cannot even move. almost all hens used for egg laying, even "free-range" birds, have their beaks

inches. these cages are tiered, so feces and urine fall onto the animals below. chickens' feet sometimes grow around the slanted wire floors of their cages because the birds are packed so tightly together they cannot even move. almost all hens used for egg laying, even "free-range" birds, have their beaks...

https://afa-online.org/docs/factoryfarming.pdf

"humanely housed" inside this long barn are chickens and enough roosters so that there is one for every hens. these free-range birds never set foot outside their "healthy, open-sided housing." their beaks have been trimmed severely to keep them from injuring one another. their feathers are straggly,

"humanely housed" inside this long barn are chickens and enough roosters so that there is one for every hens. these free-range birds never set foot outside their "healthy, open-sided housing." their beaks have been trimmed severely to keep them from injuring one another. their feathers are straggly,...

https://afa-online.org/docs/freerangemyth.pdf

shackled by their legs, and have their throats slit. birds who aren't killed by the blade are scalded to death in the feather removal tank. most hens used for egg laying spend their lives in cages too small for them to spread even one wing. to reduce loss from stress-induced fighting, their sensitive beaks

shackled by their legs, and have their throats slit. birds who aren't killed by the blade are scalded to death in the feather removal tank. most hens used for egg laying spend their lives in cages too small for them to spread even one wing. to reduce loss from stress-induced fighting, their sensitive beaks...

https://afa-online.org/docs/stopanimalcruelty_punk.pdf

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flying easier while learning the exceptional skills required to be effective hunters as adults. the falcons are the largest genus in the falconinae subfamily of falconidae , which itself also includes another subfamily comprising caracaras and a few other species. all these birds kill preys with their beaks

, using a "tooth" on the side of their beaks — unlike the hawks , eagles and other birds of prey in the accipitridae , who use the talons on their feet. the largest falcon is the gyrfalcon at up to cm in length. the smallest falcon species is the pygmy falcon which measures just cm. as with hawks and...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eyas

kingfisher mark instantaneous communication strong appeal highly competitive greater visibility backed by trusted certification the kingfisher story kingfisher birds are beloved around the world, with more than species occupying a wide variety of habitats. they are recognized by their large heads and long beaks

kingfisher mark instantaneous communication strong appeal highly competitive greater visibility backed by trusted certification the kingfisher story kingfisher birds are beloved around the world, with more than species occupying a wide variety of habitats. they are recognized by their large heads and long beaks...

https://www.scsglobalservices.com/resources/scs-marks-and-labels