Question 2: What do you mean by birds? They are precious flying classes, such as birds, flying in the sky.
Question 3: Birds are wild birds that are good at flying. Specifically, there are Serpenthes, Gf, Siniperca, Pelodiformes, Crocodiles, Swallows, Hawks, Chicken (Pheasants), Crane, A, Pigeons, Parrots, Cuckoo,,,. That is Passer Lin's.
Question 4: What does a bird mean? Animals flying in the sky are collectively called birds.
Question 5: What is the biggest bird in the world? The Argentine giant eagle (scientific name: Argentavis impalvals) is the largest bird known to mankind. Its standing height is more than 2 meters, and the length of its wings is 5.8 to 8 meters. It weighs about 70 kilograms. Because of its huge size, the Argentine giant eagle may have no natural enemies. Therefore, they have to breed slowly, about once every two years, laying 1-2 eggs each time, and each egg weighs more than 1 kg. It takes about 16 months for chicks to be independent, but it takes more than ten years for them to fully mature. The Argentine giant eagle may live for 50 to 100 years.
The Argentine giant eagle lived in the late Miocene 6 million years ago, and its fossils were found in Argentina. Others believe that they survived to the late Pliocene 250 thousand years ago.
Question 6: What is this? Rhododendron avium (scientific name: Centropus sinensis, English name: Greater Coucal) belongs to the genus Crow, commonly known as: hairy chicken, red carp, red-haired chicken, wasp, green-knot chicken, falling valley and hairy chicken. Darkmouth is thick, with long and broad tail feathers. Hermaphrodite, except for wings and shoulders, the whole body is black, the head, neck and chest shine purple-blue luster, and the chest, abdomen and tail gradually turn green luster. The wings are chestnut brown, and the shoulders and the inside of the shoulders are chestnut. Rhododendron brownii was killed and is now on the verge of extinction. It is a national second-class protected animal. Pay attention to the difference with Rhododendron in the same family.
Question 7: What kind of bird is this? Where is it common? Sparrowhawk (scientific name: Sparrowhawk) is a small bird of prey, with a body length of 28~38 cm. The male bird has a dark gray upper body and a white throat, with a wide and thick black center line in the center of the throat, and the rest is white or grayish white with brown or reddish brown spots, and four dark horizontal spots on the tail. The female bird is large, with dark brown upper body, * * * white, and dark brown or reddish brown horizontal spots.
Sparrows of the same kind are larger in size and have no dark brown central pattern in their throats. The wing tip of the red-bellied eagle is black, and there is no black center line in the throat; The Japanese sparrow hawk is a little smaller, although it has a black central pattern in its throat, but it is narrow and inconspicuous, and its * * * horizontal spots are also thin; In addition, the feathers and axillary feathers of Japanese sparrows are white with gray spots and horizontal spots, while those of Japanese sparrows are brown with black horizontal spots; Indoor can also be identified by the length of flight feathers. For example, the second flying feather of Japanese sparrows is longer than the sixth, the fourth is longer than the fifth, and the second is shorter than the sixth, and the fourth is equal to the fifth. The difference is obvious.
In China, it is mainly distributed in Inner Mongolia, Shaanxi, Liaoning, Jilin and Heilongjiang in the north and * * *, Sichuan, Yunnan, Guangxi, Guangdong, Fujian and Taiwan Province provinces in the south.
Question 8: The birds' insecurities about Michelin tires at Indianapolis Circuit 13 led to the strike of all the 14 cars of seven teams.
After Schumacher of Toyota had a flat tire in practice, other teams using Michelin tires also found tire safety problems one after another. Then Michelin airlifted another batch of tires from France and found that the problem still existed. After that, seven teams using Michelin tires proposed to the FIA that they would not participate unless the rules of the competition were changed. After careful consideration, international cars suggest that teams using Michelin tires can change tires at the pit stop, or solve this problem through the speed limit of 13 corner. Seven teams using Michelin tires can ask teams using Bridgestone tires to speed limit at the same place. The FIA thinks this requirement is unfair to the teams using Bridgestone tires, so it doesn't agree.
Finally, although all the cars came to the venue before the race, after warming the rims, 14 cars drove into the pit under the leadership of Trulli. Under the rule that 12 cars will be cancelled, the FIA still let six cars finish the race. This decision made the FIA say no to Michelin! After that, the FIA will hold a hearing to punish the seven teams that have retired.
Question 9: Introduction to Birds Birds feed on plant seeds, insects, voles or snakes, most of which are beneficial to human beings. We should protect beneficial birds.
Question 10: What animals are birds and beasts? Animals that can fly are called birds, and animals that run on their legs underground are collectively called birds and beasts.