Question

5. How do birds and animals show parental care​

Answer 1

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Young shorebird chicks (which are very precocial) will periodically stop foraging and go to their parents to brood (i.e., sit up close against the parent's breast to get warmth). Adult birds also will stand over their chicks to shade them from the sun or to protect them from the wind and rain.

Answer 2

Answer:

Biparental care is particularly prevalent in mammals and birds. 90% of bird species are monogamous, in which biparental care patterns are predominant. In birds, this parental care system is generally attributed to the ability of male birds to engage in most parental behaviours, with the exception of egg-laying.

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