Kori Bustard facts: they can fly if they want to | Animal Fact Files
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- The kori bustard is known as one of the heaviest flying birds alive today. With males reaching over fourty pounds in weight, that's a big bird to be taking flight! Kori bustards are found in parts of Africa. They enjoy savannah regions and scrubland with sparse trees. Kori bustards prefer walking through tall grass while they hunt for food so they can keep watch for predators. Predators to kori bustards include lions, leopards, jackals, other birds of prey, and more.
Scientific Name: Ardeotis kori
Range: fragmented parts of Africa
Size: males over 40lbs (18kg) and 4 feet (1.3m) tall; females about half this
Diet: insects, rodents, lizards and more as well as plants like berries and seeds
Lifespan: 25 years in captivity
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Those "bee eater" birds are so cute! I love how nature has support animals.
Same! The ways animals interact with each other always fascinates me!
How many eggs does this bird give in a year?
Thank you for once again enabling my animal fact learning obsession! Y’all are the best! 😄
Happy to supply all the animal content 😄
you definitely should do a video on bee eaters next. symbiotic animals are really fascinating
Great idea! I'll add them to the list. Love seeing how animals interact with each other
@@AnimalFactFiles i know right? you could probably pick any symbiotic animal and have a nice video subject
Very good information and video. Thanks a lot.
"Once a male has entice a female, they will mate in mere seconds"
Never knew I had so much in common with a bird
Love these silly little guys!
Neat video! Thanks for uploading!
Never heard of this bird before today 💡🦅
So glad you learned something new here!
Awesome video!🤩 Could you also do a video on quokkas?
Thank you!
Thanks for watching! =)
Does it eat custard with sauce made of mustard, though?
Always a big fan of your vids!
Thanks so much! Glad you're enjoying the content =D
Fun channel and very interesting video but you forgot one thing. In a video talking about a bird being able to fly you forgot to show us the birds taking flight!
great vid
This is a really big Otis!..
Look like prehistoric animals fighting.
It's so rare to find the other animal
Argus pheasant the bird with the longest wing feathers
A group of ducks you should do a video on is Mergansers
Awesome suggestion! Thank you!
Wow, where these birds live what country?
They live in populations throughout parts of Africa. Some of the countries in their range include Namibia, Botswana, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Ethiopia, and Kenya among others. Hope that helps!
My dad came from the farm talking bout he saw it in his farm just to come here to check if it exists
Hope he learned something new!
I suggested animals multiple times and they didn't featured, not even 1 😶
Oh no! We tend to pick these randomly. I'll keep this in mind for the next set of requests - thanks for bringing it to my attention!
Please Do The Grizzly Bear
We have it on the list! Thanks =)
Request for 'references': How about the metric system? I mean it's only U.S and North Korea who's still doing the medieval stone-throwing, inbred, freedom-burger units. The rest of the world would appreciate the effort.
No wait, sorry; North Korea has gone metric. My apologies
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I cannot stop hearing bastards every time
Bird doesn’t fly
Why not include video of them flying...