All animals with beaks are birds.  True or false?
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false , octapus have a beaks
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Absolutely not.  They are warm-blooded creatures capable of maintaining an internal body temperature.  If birds were cold-blooded, you can bet that penguins and non-migratory birds would be in deep trouble when exposed to low temperatures!
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In fact although most birds do not have a male copulatory organ, the roosters have a "phallus" which is exactly that, a small copulatory organ. The rooster mounts the hen and there is a brief contact of their cloacas during which the sperm is transferred to the female oviducts.\n \nOther birds that do have copulatory organ (penis) include the ratites (flightless birds such as ostrich, rhea, emus, etc), and the Anseriformes (geese, ducks and their relatives). \n\nOh, and snakes have in fact two penises called hemipenes.
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The tongue of birds is usually dry and keratinized (horny), therefore not much of its anterior dorsal surface is very sensitive. However, they possess taste buds that may be in the epithelial lining of the upper beak, in the anterior mandible, on the mandibular epithelium behind the tongue, and also ventrolaterally on the anterior tongue.
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Bird - Because...... Bird is the word, bird, bird , bird - bird is the word!
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Its the bird group, your daughter is correct. I know it is confusing, because  it seems so simple. But they group animals by bird, mamal, reptile, amphibian, insect in 2nd grade, so Bird is correct.
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As far as I know, all birds can see color in the complete visible spectrum and into the UV wavelenghts. All birds should be able to see blue. I've read that their ability to distinguish color variations is much greater than our own.
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Dinosaurs are still the most diverse class on the planet, but we call them birds! Pretty cool huh? As an amature paleontologist I can honestly say the no professional paleontologist can honestly that any classic dinosaurs are still around. Another thing about dinos: Dinosaurs were land living animals so no dinos lived in the oceans. Sometimes fossilization is not total and some original bone is still in the fossil and sometimes it appears bleached and to the untrained eye looks fresh. Sorry, but no paleontologist has told me (I am in contact with most of them) that there is a possibility that classic dinosaurs are extant (not extinct) except for their only direct descendents - the class Aves (birds).
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Most birds have a cloaca, which is the same for males and females and is also used for both uriination and defecation. The only bird known to have a penis is a species of duck.
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Eagles and hawks belong to different families of the same order (Falconiformes).\nAlthough the common names apply to many different species, some of the main differences are: \nAccipitridae (eagles) generally have oval nostrils; the edges of the beak are not indented; the area around and in front of the eye is usually featherless and sometimes conspicuously colored. Eagles are better gliders than falcons, and their wings have a somewhat more rectangular outline (seen from below). Most eagles search for food on the ground; also they generally attain larger sizes.\nThe Falconidae (hawks) generally have rounded nostrils; in species of genus Falco the edges of the beak have an indentation (shown even in cartoons of hawks!) and many species have a "moustache" (dark area extending from mouth commissure). Their wings are usually longer and more pointed than those of eagles; they are fast and acrobatic flyers and most catch their prey (from insects to other birds) in the air.
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...yes...and the base of the beak and most of the skull is extensively 'honeycombed'.\nThere have been attempts to mimic this structure in the design of crash helmets, crumple zones, etc.
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False. All creatures, from worms to humans, have specialized cells.
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they have wings, feathers, beaks and all the simalarites a bird has except flying
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Maverick is right. If you look at a cladogram (a graphic representation of the evolution of birds) you will see  polytomies (several branches that arise from a single node) indicating that some of the basal relationships of modern birds are not completely resolved. And anyway, all modern birds belong to the Neornithes (a subgroup of Aves), so they all have a common ancestor that was more recent than Archaeopteryx or non-avian dinosaurs. \nCladogram showing position of birds within dinosaurs:\nhttp://www.mun.ca/biology/scarr/Natural_Classification_of_Aves2.gif\nhttp://www.geol.umd.edu/~tholtz/G104/birdorg2.jpg\n\nHere's another one showing the position of the major groups of modern birds (Palaeognatha, the large non-flying birds and the tinamous, and Neognatha, the rest of modern birds):\nhttp://www.usd.edu/biol/faculty/swanson/ornith/pics/phylogeny.gif\n\nThat said, there's a rare bird, the hoatzin (Opisthocomus hoazin), whose chicks have temporary claws on their hands (wings), which they use to climb and move about in trees. It does have an "ancient" look, although it is a modern bird, and some people have linked it with Archaeopteryx.
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Monkeys, lizards, birds, parrots, and SHARKS
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The egg.\nBefore chickens evloved into chickens, they were some other species that laid egss.\nOf course, if you are a creationist, you'll dispute that.
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True and False.\n\nTrue they existed.  False that they existed "millions of years ago"