Introduction Birds have for long been free animals left to roam the wild open lands and forests. Even now that a few species are kept as pets, large numbers of birds still exist in the open. This is because of the different habitats to which they can survive and largely due to their independent spirit … Read more
Introduction Animals are biologically classified into two; invertebrates and vertebrates. Invertebrates are animals that do not have backbones, while vertebrates do. Vertebrates are further divided into mammals, reptiles, amphibians, and birds. Birds are vertebrates with unique body physiology that allows them to fly. Several birds can fly while others are flightless. The flightless ones can … Read more
Introduction Long ago, before the world became developed, most of the regions were just plain lands and fields for animals to roam. Over the years, even with the growth in the population of humans, these animals still recognize these areas as places of comfort and origin. Several animals are native to certain places, birds included. … Read more
Introduction Different animals are distinct and peculiar to several continents and regions of the world. This does not mean that they can not survive anywhere else, but it indicates that naturally, they favor a certain region and are predominantly found there. This is because of the climate and temperature of such an environment. Birds, in … Read more