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Can flamingo bird run?
Yes they can run, but they don't run very far because after a few steps they will take off and fly.
What is the rooster in chicken run called?
A rooster, the cockerel, The boss bird or the Alpha bird. They can also be referred to as the ruler of the roost, King clucker or chief chook.
What are the ratings and certificates for Captain Flamingo - 2006 Run Milo Run Blizzard of Ooze 1-8?
Captain Flamingo - 2006 Run Milo Run Blizzard of Ooze 1-8 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:G
What is A group of what animal is called a run?
herd
Can Flamingo run?
Yes they can run, but they don't run very far because after a few steps they will take off and fly.
Can a flamingo fly?
flamingos flap their wings so that they can be steady in the air because they are so light.
How does a horse survive in its environment?
the alpha stallion and mare search for food and the alpha stallion fights coyotes and other predators. their first instinct is to run. they run while the alpha stallion fights the predator.
Can Bird run?
no
What is alpha wolf?
The Alpha wolf is one of the 2 head wolves.The Alpha female and the Alpha male.Both run the pack and most of the time are the only wolves in the pack aloud to breed.
How can animals typically be organized?
Well, if you mean in population, if there were no carnivores lets say, the Earth would be over run by millions of animals with no predators. The carnivores keep population levels Organized some what. If perhaps you mean by staying organized in a group or herd of animals it is simple, most herds have a leader, or an Alpha that leads the herd to wherever they are going, and protects them in times of danger. Hope it helps.
What does a herd of horses do?
Horses, no matter where they live or what breed they are, their social structure almost never varies. In the wild there will be one stallion per herd. His role is to breed the mares and run off other stallions. The rest of the herd consists of mares and their young offspring. The herd is run by one 'alpha mare'. After her is the regular pecking order of most dominant to least dominant. Once the male foals called colts, turn 1 year they are run off usually by the alpha mare and the lone stallion. This is natures way of avoiding inbreeding. Horses are big on body talk. Every ear flick, eye roll, tail swish, cocked hoof and 'squeal and spin' speaks volumes to any nearby horses. It all means something to them. And it works pretty good. Death by fighting within the herd is rare. To bad people can't say the same.
What does the word takeout mean in horse racing?
Takeout means to out-run the whole herd.
