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Describe the flamingo
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Answer 1

The bill of the Greater Flamingo is a marvel of nature that would make any baleen whale turn pale with envy. Indeed, they are the avian equivalent to baleen whales, feeding exclusively on brine shrimp and blue-green algae using their highly specialized bills as filter devices.

You can eat a flamingo. ... In the U.S., as in many other countries, hunting and eating flamingos is illegal. For the most part, migratory birds are protected under federal law, and the American flamingo falls under that protection.

Answer 2

An adult flamingo's bill is black, pinkish, or cream-colored. Coloration varies according to species. The bill is adapted for filter feeding. The upper and lower bill, or mandible, is angled downward just below the nostril.