Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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heaviest bird in North America, often eaten during holidays | turkey | 97%
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a flightless bird found in Australia who defeated the army in the 1930s | emu | 92%
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an ostrich has ___ toes | two | 92%
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an extinct bird, once thought to be utterly moronic but was actually very smart | dodo | 90%
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a tiny bird that beats its wings at roughly 70 times per second | hummingbird | 87%
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birds build these to raise their eggs | nest | 87%
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"early bird gets the _____'' | worm | 87%
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hard structure found on the mouths of all birds, sometimes tipped with a hook | beak | 77%
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the domestic variant of the above; highly prized for display, eggs, and meat | domestic chicken | 77%
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the cassowary, a ratite native to New Guinea and Australia, has two elongated claws on its feet which measure up to _____ inches long | five | 72%
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birds swallow __________ in order to grind up their food | gastroliths | 72%
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the only amphibious flightless bird; found in cold climates | penguin | 72%
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a common pet bird; small but intelligent, and a member of the parakeet family | budgerigar, or budgie | 67%
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a wading bird with a spear-like bill which it uses for impaling fish, frogs and other aquatic animals | heron | 67%
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"nevermore'' | raven | 67%
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fish-eating bird of prey with fishhook-like talons | osprey | 64%
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grouping that birds belong in | dinosauria/reptilia | 59%
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plumed structures that most birds use for flight, and that other use for display | feathers | 59%
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largest bird (by height) that ever lived | giant moa, or dinornis | 59%
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the above is stored in the ________ | gizzard | 59%
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birds have _______ bones | hollow | 59%
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red, fluffy passerine with a distinctive tuft of feathers on its head | northern cardinal | 56%
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large, goose-like bird native to northern climates, widely used for ornamental purposes | swan | 56%
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there are about _______ different species of birds | 10,000 | 46%
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a large, colorful bird with a strongly-hooked beak | macaw | 44%
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a red, crowing groundfowl native to jungle environments | red junglefowl | 38%
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widely considered "the first bird'' | archaeopteryx | 31%
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the birds' closest living relatives are | crocodilians | 28%
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sharp, razor-like extensions found on the legs of many galliformes | spurs | 28%
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african stork that eats almost anything | marabou stork | 21%
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skin integument found on most birds' feet | scales | 15%
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small, North American passerine | black-capped chickadee | 10%
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largest bird (by wingspan) that ever lived | pelagornis | 10%
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in order to snap up larger fish, pelicans use their _______ _______ | gular pouch | 5%
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the bone that allows most birds to fly is called the | breastbone | 0%
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