Flamingos Make Underwater Vortexes to Suck Up Prey

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Flamingos Make Underwater Vortexes To Suck Up Prey

By The New York Times

If you’ve ever really looked at how flamingos eat, you know how captivatingly peculiar it is. They bob their inverted heads in the water and do a kind of waddle cha-cha as they inch their way across shallow water, filter-feeding small crustaceans, in ...Read more

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