What are birds?

birds-of-paradise are members of the paradisaeidae family and are known for their attractive and distinctive feathers. Paradis birds usually live in the rainforest areas and most of them are located on the island of New Guinea. Another distinguishing feature of birds is their complex pairing habits - men of many species perform complex dances of mating. Birds-Paradise are close relatives of the Crow families. Some examples of species include Crow Paradise and Western Parotia. There are also several species in Australia and Indonesia. Some species are widespread in New Guinea rainforests, but others are limited to relatively small regions depending on the exact location they require. Men of many species use a range of techniques, including posing and dancing. In some cases, these rituals may take several hours. Males of most species are polygamous, which means they have more than one partner in their entire lives, but there is at least one species that is monogamous.

It is assumed thate All species of bird species in pairs rather than in large groups. Some species build nests on the ground while others build in foliage. When the cat is born, it has no feathers and is almost completely helpless until it gained strength. During this time, both parents will bring a chick.

Paradise birds have bodies that are very similar to returning. The largest is about 17 inches (44 cm), while the smallest is only 6 inches (15 cm). Feathers differ very much between different types, as well as the shape and size of the account.

usually live birds-raradise mainly outside the fruit, although some of them also eat small creatures. The diet of a particular bird depends on the exact species. For example, a crested bird-paradize primarily insects, while other species gain most of their nutrition from plants.

Due to their attractive feathers, they were regular goals for hunters who want to sell their feathers. Despite this, there are no species about which withe currently assumes they are at risk. However, it is possible that this will change in the near future, because more in terms of birds is destroyed. There are some species that are kept in aviaries, but the difficulties of breeding birds have prevented them from becoming popular among amateurs.