by Andrés Desirello » Sun Jun 17, 2018 11:27 pm
Bird in danger of extinction:
The hummingbirds come from Latin America and have the ability to move at a great speed of 114 kilometers per hour, and can remain motionless in the air as well as their wings. Currently it faces the danger of extinction due to the deforestation that is added to the climate change generated by global warming that promotes the human use of chemical substances and other factors of the industrial system.
The hummingbird is the smallest discovered bird among all existing ones. It is so extremely tiny that it is also called "bird-fly". The smallest of all has been recorded in Cuba reaching only 5 cm while on the contrary, seen the largest can reach up to 25.
The plumage of the hummingbirds has a unique color never seen before in any type of bird: So colorful that they seem bright with their own light seeming to be phosphorous.
The hummingbird is agile and fast as the only one capable of moving its wings an average of between 200 and 300 times per second. This flutter they do to move and move from one place to another in search of food from a suitable site to make their nests.
Bird in danger of extinction:
The hummingbirds come from Latin America and have the ability to move at a great speed of 114 kilometers per hour, and can remain motionless in the air as well as their wings. Currently it faces the danger of extinction due to the deforestation that is added to the climate change generated by global warming that promotes the human use of chemical substances and other factors of the industrial system.
The hummingbird is the smallest discovered bird among all existing ones. It is so extremely tiny that it is also called "bird-fly". The smallest of all has been recorded in Cuba reaching only 5 cm while on the contrary, seen the largest can reach up to 25.
The plumage of the hummingbirds has a unique color never seen before in any type of bird: So colorful that they seem bright with their own light seeming to be phosphorous.
The hummingbird is agile and fast as the only one capable of moving its wings an average of between 200 and 300 times per second. This flutter they do to move and move from one place to another in search of food from a suitable site to make their nests.
