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What is a bird?
A endothermic vertebrea that has featersand a four-chambered heart. It also lays eggs.
Why are the bones hollow?
to make them light wieght.
Whats a contour feather?
a feather that gives the bird shape.
What are down feathers?
a feather that keeps the bird warm.
What are air sacks?
They hold oxygen.
What does the crop do?
It stores food before entering the stomach.
What does the gizzard do?
It squeezes and grinds the food.
How much does a bird eat a day?
a quarter of its wieght.
What keeps birds warm in the cold?
down feathers.
Do birds lay eggs?
yes
What is the upward force called when a bird fly's?
lift.
What are the three types of flying?
flapping, soaring, and diving.
what is flapping?
its when the birds flap their wings.
What is soaring?
Its when the bierd glides with their wings extended.
What is diving?
it is when birds comedown from the sky using no energy.
What do all mammals share?
4 chambered heart, fur or hair, mom produces milk, and endothermic vertebrates.
What are mammary glands?
glands that produce milk.
How do mammals chew their food?
With their teeth. Thats how they obtain food.
Whats the diaghragm?
a large muscel under the lungs that helps the mammal breath.
What keeps mammals warm?
their fur.
What do mammals move with?
their limbs
What are monotremes?
Egg-laying mammals.
What are marsupials?
A mammal with a pouch.
Whats a gestation period?
The time between birth and fertilization.
Whats a placental mammal?
a mammal that develops in its mothers body.