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Roseate Spoonbill


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They are pink like flamingos, but they're not in the same family. But their pink color, like that of flamingos, comes from carotenoid pigments in their diet, which consists mainly of aquatic invertebrates and small fish.
 
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Roseate Spoonbill


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They are pink like flamingos, but they're not in the same family. But their pink color, like that of flamingos, comes from carotenoid pigments in their diet, which consists mainly of aquatic invertebrates and small fish.
Lion. Female lions sex drive increases during mating season to 50-60 sessions a day and if the alpha male cannot keep up she will bite his balls.
 
I will use the preceding llama's A ...

An AARDWOLF is not a lupine wolf. It can eat up to 250,000 termites in one night, so it's a good thing that its tongue is impervious to termite bites!
It plays well with others. :)

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Firefly

According to the Gospel of Google, Firefly is (or was) a TV series, which information appears to take precedence over the fact that a firefly is actually a light flashing winged bug.

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And if that is not fact enough, then:

A firefly's light organs are located under its abdomen and use a combination of oxygen and luciferin to create a virtually heat free glow, which prevents it from being frizzled to death while flashing...
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Fact 1 - The Yellow-Bellied Sapsucker is a woodpecker that sucks sap as well as eating insects that suck the sap the sapsucker makes available by pecking a hole in the trunk of a tree.
Fact 2 - I don't know why it isn't called a trunkpecker.
Fact 3 - Although it is a red-headed woodpecker, it is not a Red-headed Woodpecker.
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Fact 4 - This is a Red-headed Woodpecker:

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