All the birds in North America
Posted by Jackie on June 22, 2009 on 3:07 pm | In Animals, Birds, Science | 1 CommentThe common loon can dive down to 150 feet below the water.
The pied billed grebe chicks leave their nest an hour after hatching.
Western grebe, this bird has blood red eyes.

Northern fulmar ,this bird lives mostly in water.
sooty shearwater,this bird can go 60 yards under water.
wilson’s storm-petrel,this bird lays a single egg.
white-tailed tropicbird, this bird eats squid and fish.
northern gannet, this bird can dive 100 feet below the surface of the water.
masked booby, the males are forced out of the nest by the first born.
Americon white pelican, this bird can hold nearly 3 gallons of water.
brown pelican, it has a long beak.
great cormarant, it feeds on fish

The double-crested cormorant, it feeds on fish. To catch the fish it has to swim.
Anhinga, this bird eats frogs.
The magnificent frigatebird, this bird fights for food.
The great blue heron, This bird can be seen on houses.

American bittern , this bird eats small eels.
Great egret,
Alligator vs crocodile
Posted by Amber on June 22, 2009 on 11:34 am | In Animals, Reptiles, Uncategorized | No CommentsCrocodiles are more dangourus than alligators. Crocodile killed 1
,500 people, alligators only killed 18 people.
American alligaters are the largest alligator. Males of the crocs weigh as much as fifteen men. Alligators have heavy snouts for a struggle. Crocs and gators can walk run or crawl on land. Crocodiles tails launch it in the air. Gators are expert divers they can stay in the water over two hours! Alligators and crocodiles have pressure detctures. Two teeth poke through the crocs mouth. Alligators have very strong teeth.

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