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Abatroz wandering – has the largest wing opening in the world, reaching 3.5 meters and weighs up to 12 kg. It has white feathers with dark details on the wings and a large bent beak.
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The wandering albathers inhabit the oceans of the southern hemisphere, flying long distances on the sea. It feeds on fish, squid and remains of marine animals. It can live up to 60 years.
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The swan are large aquatic birds and can measure up to 1.5 meters in length and weigh about 15 kg, with a wing opening that can reach 2.4 meters. They have a long neck, large nozzle and usually black or white plumage, depending on the species.
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The swans live in lakes, rivers and wet areas of Europe, North America, Asia and Oceania. They feed on aquatic plants, small invertebrates and fish. His life expectancy is high and can reach 30 years of nature and up to 50 years in captivity.
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In cinema, the swan is an icon of transformation and obsession, as in Negro Swan (2010), with Natalie Portman. The film explores the duality between the delicacy and darkness of the ballet. In addition, the swans appear in animations and fantasy films, strengthening their association with beauty and mystery.
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In the ballet, the swan is a symbol of elegance and tragedy, being in the center of the swan lake of Tchaikovsky. The story accompanies Princess Odette, transformed into a swan by a spell. The double role of Odette and Odile challenges the main dancer, asking for technique and expressiveness.
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Pelican Dalmata – Measure up to 1.8 meters in length and can weigh 15 kg, with a wing opening up to 3.5 meters. Its plumage is grayish white and its huge beak has a characteristic bag
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Dalmatian Pellicano lives in lakes, rivers and wet areas of south Europe -oriental and Asia. He feeds mainly with fish, captured with his elastic bag. Your life expectancy can reach 25 years.
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Andean Condor: has a wing opening up to 3.3 meters and can weigh 15 kg. It has black feathers, white necklace around the neck and headless head, adapted for hygiene when eating.
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The Ande Condor lives in the mountains of the Andes and coastal areas of South America. It is a necrophagus, which feeds on animal carcasses. It can live more than 70 years, being one of the longest birds.
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Kori Bustard – The largest flying bird, reaching 1.2 meters in height and weighs up to 19 kg. It has grayish brown plumage and strong legs, being an excellent corridor.
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Kori lives in the savannas and pastures of Africa, preferring open areas. It feeds on insects, small vertebrates and even some plants. It can live about 20-30 years.
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EMA – It can reach up to 1.7 meters high and weigh about 40 kg, being the largest bird in South America. He has grayish brown plumage, long legs and reduced wings, which prevent him from flying. His feet have three fingers, different from the larchs, which have two.
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Ema lives Cerrados, Pampas and fields open from Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia, Paraguay and Uruguay. It feeds on plants, seeds, insects and small vertebrates, being omnivorous. His life expectancy is up to 15 years of nature and more than 20 years in captivity.
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Pinguim Emperor – It is the largest penguin in the world, of high level up to 1.2 meters and weighs up to 40 kg. It has black and white plumage with details on the yellow neck.
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The Penguin Emperor lives the Antarctic, who lives in ice colonies. It feeds on fish, squid and crustaceans, immersing great depths. It can live between 15 and 20 years.
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EMU – It is 1.9 meters high and weighs up to 55 kg. It has grayish brown plumage, strong legs and stunted wings, which prevent the flight.
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The EMU lives in Savana, open forests and dry areas of Australia. It is omnivorous, eating fruit, seeds, insects and small animals. He lives, on average, between 10 and 20 years of nature.
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Casar – can reach up to 1.8 meters high and weigh about 75 kg. It has black plumage, bluish leather and a bone helmet on the head.
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He lives in tropical forests from Australia, New Guinea and nearby islands. It feeds on fruit, mushrooms, insects and small vertebrates. Your life expectancy is 40 to 50 years.
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Casar is considered one of the most dangerous birds in the world because of its strength, aggression and sharp claws. It has a dagger -shaped claw in the second finger of each foot, which measures up to 12 cm and can cause serious injuries to people and other animals.
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Strich – The ostrich is the largest bird in the world and can reach up to 2.7 meters high and weigh about 150 kg. It has long necks and legs, cute plumage and small wings, unable to fly. He has an acute vision and hearing, frequently likes water and bathrooms.
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The ostrich lives in Savane and deserts of Africa, preferring open and dry areas. It feeds on plants, seeds, insects and small vertebrates. Your life expectancy is up to 40 years.
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