Extinct birds

Cockaded Woodpecker these Woodpeckers have this special tongue that poisons the tree and makes it softer and they're tongue also helps them eat the little bugs that are inside the tree and their tongue their tongues are abnormally longer than other birds. The Red Cockaded Woodpeckers also have these little red feathers on the back of his neck majority of their body is black and white (which kinda contradicts their whole name) the males have this little tiny red steak on the back of its neck the female

For my research project, I did it on the archaeopteryx and the dodo bird. The archaeopteryx, also known as the "ancient wing". It comes from the 2 Greek words archaīos, meaning "ancient," and ptéryx, meaning "wing." The Dodo bird or the "flightless bird" is another example of an extinct species that is included in this paper. The archaeopteryx, once thought of as the "First Bird" or "Urvogel" was a avian/reptile. The Archaeopteryx was believed to live about 150 million years ago, towards the end

The current sociopolitical structure of developing and developed countries is a result of colonization and imperialism. Language death and linguistic endangerment is woven in with colonization and the history of oppression toward indigenous communities by the colonizers. We cannot speak of language “death” without fist acknowledging the speakers and the systematic oppression that indigenous communities continue struggling to resist. The death of a language has both linguistic and cultural consequences

and it 's a sneak peek into the past and different cultures. Many linguistic scholars believe we need to preserve languages now for the future generations. The sad thing is if there are not a change soon, almost 6,000 languages will most likely go extinct (Hitt). Moreover, it’s not just an international ordeal language extinction is

Language is a vital tool for human beings. Human language is a measure for communicating thoughts, ideas, and identity to one another. Cultural relations, economic dealings, and the shaping of friendships are all dependent upon language. While it could be viewed that today’s languages are the result of past language extinctions, the death of language signifies a loss much greater than just words. It has been speculated an estimate of as many as 100,000 languages had existed prior to the dawn of agriculture

A dying language is defined as a language that is on the edge of extinction. Right now, there are over 6000 languages spoken in the world. However, by the year 2100 it is expected for that number to take a rapid plummet down. By the year 2100 there will be around 600 languages spoken worldwide. There are many differing opinions about whether we as linguists, or even just as human beings, have a duty to protect and preserve these languages. This topic is hotly debated between linguists, as some

Australian bird that lives on the ground. Relatively, it is about the size of a chicken. Its scientific name, Leipoa ocellata,which belongs to the Megapode family. The Malleefowl is a heavy-bodied, ground-feeding, egg-incubating vertebrae. The two certain characteristics that make the Malleefowl different from most birds is that they construct large nesting mounds and that the parents do not care for their chicks after they are born. Being the only living species of the genus Leipoa, it is a bird of unique

enlighten your bird loving souls. For those of you who don’t know, a Hummingbird’s wing can beat up to 200 times per second, and a Hummingbird’s heart while in flight can beat up to 1,250 times per minute. Special muscles in their “shoulder” areas allow for them to fly in all directions, up, down, left, right you name it. These are just the basic facts, now let’s get into the good stuff. Hummingbirds include the smallest birds in the world, but they belong to one of the largest group of birds, the Trochilidae

Deforestation affects the Wild Birds         China, as a developing country, is now suffering from serious deforestation. While researching, it shows that North China, is one of the places that have been destroyed a lot in the recent decade. From my perspective, it is critical to raise the awareness of the general public in China as our environment is rather more fragile than before. Deforestation in North China has been a serious threat to native wild birds.        China is a country with low forest

Many people might not know, or simply don't care, but birds are one of the most exquisite animals in the world. But every bird is special in its own ways. The Scarlet Tanager has many special features. There colors, range, adaptations and more are things that makes this bird special. Scarlet Tanagers also have a very long way to migrate. They migrate all the way down to the northern and middle part of South America. That's more than 5,392 mi. Common name: Scarlet Tanager Scientific name: Piranga