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Questionnaire: What Do You Think About Birds Of Prey?

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Personally, I think birds of prey have very powerful weapons (the talons of a harpy eagle are as long and sharper than that of grizzly bears) and have strong bones (stronger than a similar size mammal in general) yet they have think skin and half the weight of many of them are made up of feathers. As a result, they are relatively 'fragile'. If a bird of prey misjudges its prey, the tables can easily be turn back upon them.
Birds of prey also come in various sizes.
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RE: Questionnaire: What Do You Think About Birds Of Prey? - GreenGrolar - 10-19-2019, 01:10 PM



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