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2 week old musk babies, wings out ready to fly! more green tinges , black eyes and beaks.

Even the ducks and hens toiled to and fro all day in the sun, carrying tiny wisps of hay in their beaks.

Do not eat jellyfish. Or fish that have spikes. Or fish that have parrot like beaks. Of that puff up like balloons.

You've probably noticed that they have big pouches at the bottom of their beaks. The pouch acts like a scoop.

For chicks who spend a few days at the shelter, Dr. Chi's routine tasks are to weigh them and measure their beaks and body lengths.

They are often decorated with small fluffy chickens, made of wool, and with feet and beaks in card.

Used to lay out body plans, build beaks and alter fish jaws, BMP4 illustrates perfectly one of the major recurring themes of evo-demo.

Dolphins first trap small fish in large conch shells with their rostrums (beaks). They then bring the shells to the surface and shake them.

Their keen eyesight, sharp beaks, and long, physically powerful talons are characteristic traits of these majestic and beneficial birds.

The next presidential election is not until 2014, but already three big beaks are squabbling over who should be the candidate.

When scientists artificially increased calmodulin in chicken embryos, the chicks began growing extended beaks, just like a cactus driller.

Some happy birds, especially cockatoos , wiggle their tongues or move their beaks up and down when they see someone or something they like.

The first battle was long and hard, but gradually slashing claws and tearing teeth began to win over beaks and wings.

They are long legs, long neck, giant beaks, much like the crane, but systemic feather pale pink, two-wing bipedal tonal slightly deep.

The turtle agreed and biting on the middle of a stick held in the beaks of two birds, off he was carried.

Chickens have their sensitive beaks seared off with a hot blade, and male cattle and pigs are castrated without any painkillers.

In the finches with long, probing beaks, researchers found at work a different gene, known as calmodulin.

Some appear to have been attacked by the beaks of other cephalopods.

Utricle beak parted into 2 slightly recurved, linear, compressed beaks, each usually with a subapical, small, flattened tooth.

beak divided above middle into 2 small, acicular beaks, each with a proximal, lateral, recurved, firm, spine like, glabrous process.

But how do they manage to be such eating machines? Bullfrogs don't have big claws, sharp beaks, or fangs.

But it's OK, because your belly produces something called ambergris, a waxy oil that protects your insides from sharp beaks and whatnot.

At the river's edge two birds will lock beaks and attempt to force each other underwater.

Pull the tabs to make the nightingales open their beaks or reveal the sparkling, shiny blue wings of a dragonfly.

They lower their long necks deep into the water, where their strong beaks dip through the river bottoms for food.

The utility model discloses a chicken farming machine, in particular to mechanical device for cutting chicken wings and beaks.

So, with just these two genes, not tens or hundreds, the scientists found the potential to recreate beaks, massive or stubby or elongated.

The little black birds have large, brightly striped beaks and innocent eyes.

Humboldt squid, also called jumbo squid, are voracious hunters with razor-sharp beaks and powerful tentacles.

In its middle was a mouth with two beaks as sharp as knife blades .

Chickens with their beaks seared off and cows milked to death were just the beginning.

They were bright green, with red beaks, and there were several in that tamarind tree.

His parents worked hard bringing food to the nest, feeding him from their beaks.

Medieval weapons tipped with steel spikes or sharp beaks probably caused these wounds, she proposes.

They also sometimes pick up weeds or a piece of wood with their beaks, twirl in a circle, and smash the object on the water.

The birds make nests in May. They dig holes in the ground using their beaks and remove unnecessary earth with the legs.

Small birds with bright yellow beaks - called cham sao - hop around, scavenging food from your table.

I think it is (brutal) to keep chickens in crowded conditions and then cut off their beaks to keep them from pecking one another.

finches had large beaks. If the island contained primarily smaller seeds, then.

These vicious dragons love nothing more than to crack open bones with their stony beaks and eat the marrow inside.

Their mighty beaks can tear through the toughest animal skin or crack bones in half.

The birds, brown starlings with dark feathers and orange beaks, can parrot human speech. Mr.

The rounded two-legged "swamp turkeys" have short beaks, fatty waddles, and slow wits.

These included "lizards in their skin, birds with beaks and eyes, spiders with their webs, and frogs copulating. "

Yet if large beaks more easily crush seeds, the advantage may tip to the slow breeders.

After all, elephants use their ears for cooling. So do bunnies. So why not toucan beaks?

But one day when the eagles still looked like fuzz balls with beaks, both parents disappeared.

After the birds open their beaks and touch tongues, the male spews his lunch onto the female's chest.

The ideal riverbank is crumbly enough for the birds to excavate a nesting burrow with their beaks.

Their beaks were columnar, hazel and septation.

They pounce on their prey, paralyze them with venom and use their beaks to tear off pieces.

They have all the features of the diurnal birds of prey, from their sharp talons to their strong beaks.

They dig away at the tree's innards and fling the detritus onto the sidewalk below with their little yellow beaks .

Our gods had horns on their heads, or moons, or sealy fins, or the beaks of eagles.

Chickens are scattering its dust abroad with their beaks.

No feathers, no beaks, and these, these bondages!

I've offered some fair arrangements so that they can wet their beaks more than they deserve , but those scum want everything.

He found 13 kinds of finches, related to each other in the structure of their beaks , tails, shape of body and color of their feathers.

He told him of the red ibises, who stand in long rows on the banks of the Nile, and catch gold-fish in their beaks;

Adapting to the strange new foods of the islands, some have evolved taller, broader, more powerful nut-cracking beaks;

chiefly diurnal carnivorous birds having hooked beaks and long talons with opposable hind toe: falcons;

a covey of gulls , storm petrels , rises hungrily from liffey slime with banbury cakes in their beaks

quite a challenge for litter beaks

afraid our eyes might become impaled by their sharp and tiny beaks

Forceps with five beaks and one handle, tooth

eagles have sharp beaks for tearing flesh