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[280] Wittgenstein traveled to the United States in July.


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He lived at Malcolm's Luo in Ithaca and held talks with Malcolm as well as other philosophers at Cornell University, most notably Oets Kolk Bouwsma.


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He discussed with Malcom, among others, attempts to refute skepticism made by George Edward Moore.


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[281] Wittgenstein fell ill a couple of weeks before he left the United States, but was able to travel to England in October.


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At Cambridge, however, he fell ill again, and was diagnosed with prostate cancer.


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[282] In December, Wittgenstein travelled to his family in Vienna, but did not tell them about his cancer.


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In February, his sister Hermine died.


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Wittgenstein's own health, on the other hand, improved, and he was able to write a few remarks on Goethe's work on Zur Farbenlehre and Moore's testimony to the existence of the outside world, and to meet Elizabeth Anscombe, who had travelled to Austria, who had come to refresh her skills in German, because intended to translate Wittgenstein's works into English.


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[283] Wittgenstein returned in March 1950 to England, and moved in with the von Wrighties in Cambridge.


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He was asked to give the John Locke Lectures at Oxford University, but he refused, even if the reward would have been good.


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[284] In April he moved to Anscombe in Oxford.


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He continued to write remarks on color doctrine, published as Notes on Colours, and in the late summer he also wrote a continuation of his remarks on Moore's common sense sentences.


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[285] In the autumn Ben Richards passed his final exam, and he went with Wittgenstein to Norway.


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Richards became ill on the way, so they had to leave Wittgenstein's cabin.


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After their return from Skjolden, Wittgenstein planned to go back soon, as he believed it would be the only place he could work.


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However, he fell ill shortly before Christmas.


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When nothing came of his plans to travel to Norway, he inquired about the possibility of living in a monastery in the Midlands.


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However, this plan too tapered off when Wittgenstein's health failed in January 1951.


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In February, she moved to live with her doctor, Edward Bevan, in Cambridge.


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[286] At the end of February, Wittgenstein's hormone and X-ray treatments were discontinued.


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After the treatments stopped, he wrote much, more than half of Moore's remarks on the philosophy of common sense, published as a work on Certainty.


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The last note he wrote just two days before his death.


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[287] On April 28, Wittgenstein became seriously ill.


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Dr. Bevan's wife stayed up by his side, and when told that Wittgenstein's friends would be coming the next day to see him, Wittgenstein replied with his last words before losing consciousness, “Tell them I have had a wonderful life”.


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[288] The next day Richards, Anscombe, Drury, and Yorick Smythies arrived at Dr. Bevan's, and moments after Wittgenstein had been blessed by a Catholic priest, Bevan declared him dead.


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Wittgenstein was buried the next morning in the cemetery of St. Giles Church in Cambridge with Catholic mentions.


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Tiger

The tiger (Panthera tigris) is a large endangered species of felines in the genus “Panthera” that lives in East and Southeast Asia, mostly tropical rainforests.


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The tiger's fur is orange tinged and has dark striated strands.


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Tiger

The tiger usually weighs about 100—270 kilograms and has a height at the withers of about 120 centimeters.


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Tiger

The tiger is divided into nine subspecies.


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Tiger

It is carnivorous and has no enemies other than man, mainly poachers [1].


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Citizens of the United States have as many as 7000 tigers as pets, according to an estimate.


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[2] Distinction and biology The appearance of a tiger varies depending on the range of life and subspecies.


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The largest subspecies of all is the Siberian tiger, which can reach a length of 2.4 meters (without a tail) and a weight of more than 300 kilograms.


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Consequently, it is also the largest feline in the modern world (unless a tiger and a lion crossbreed, mobility is counted).


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[3] The tiger's body is strong and the solac and head are roundish.


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Normally, the tiger male weighs 180—270 pounds and the female 100—170 kilograms.


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Tiger

The height of the tiger at the withers is about 100 to 120 centimeters.


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Tiger

The tasseless tail measures 60—110 centimeters in length.


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Tigers living on the islands are smaller than those living on the mainland, and those living in the north are larger than their southern species mates.


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The tiger has evolved into a complete carnivore [4] and because of this its intestine is quite short in terms of body size.


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The gut is only about four times the size of a body, while it can in herbivores have more than 20 times the length of a body.


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The tiger is very strong and muscular and is capable of making leaps up to 10 metres long and more than two metres high.


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It is also a good swimmer and can cross ocean straits up to 10 kilometres wide when moving from one area to another.


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The tiger's claws are longer than any other felines, with the exception of the lion.


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They are usually retracted hidden, but are up to 10 centimeters long when pushed out.


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The tiger has canines 7.5 centimeters long in its mouth, with the spacing just the same as the interval between the neck vertebrae of its typical prey animals.


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The tiger also uses the long tactile hairs on its snout to aid in predation.


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They allow it to palpate the ground as it creeps towards prey, without taking the gaze off its prey for a moment.


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The eyes of the tiger are yellowish brown with characteristic color forms.


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It preys first and foremost by its sight, so the field of view is wide and the vision very precise.


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Under the retina of the eye there is a special reflection layer (tapetum lucidum), which restores the light that has passed by the sensory cells back.


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Because of this, the tiger's night vision is very accurate and its eyes wedge in the dark in the same way as in a cat.


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The coloring and thickness of the tiger fur depends on the subspecies of the cheque.


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In a Siberian tiger living in cold regions, the length of hairs can reach up to 10 centimeters in winter.


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Typically, the fur is short and dense.


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The ground colour of the glossy hair cover is tinged to orange and becomes white on the abdomen.


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In addition, the tiger has whitish spots on the back of the ears and on the face.


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Dark striates begin at the dorsal line and end at the feel of the abdomen.


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In the tail, the strands are annular and horizontal in the legs.


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Each tiger's streak is more unique than a human fingerprint, and different specimens can be identified by patterning.


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Few people know that tiger skin has streaks, too.


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Puppies are born striped but slightly more lukewarm than adults in ground colour.


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Colour variants The so-called white tiger, or rewantiger, found in zoos, is not a subspecies of its own, but a different colour form of Indian tiger.


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In addition to the white colour form, cream-coloured tigers with yellow-brown streaks have been encountered, as well as blue-grey tigers with pitch black stripes.


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Fully albino tigers have been found extremely rarely.


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Anomalous colour forms occur very rarely in nature, as they are harder to hunt and hide than those of other tigers.


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Vocalization When a tiger roars, it may show its strength or satisfaction after receiving prey, but most often it tends to attract the attention of the other sex.


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[5] The horny female signals with her roar that she is ready to mate and the males in turn inform others that they are the holders of the territory.


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The tiger also has special warning, calling and mating sounds.


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Most lively, the tiger makes noises in the company of its mating partner and cubs.


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Subspecies According to modern understanding, all subspecies of tiger are descended from the same stem form that existed until 100,000 years ago.


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It was long believed that the tiger population was divided into eight subspecies, but studies in the 21st century suggest that the Malaka Peninsula tigers formerly considered Indochinese tigers form their own subspecies.


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Of the nine subspecies, six remain today, almost all of which are on the verge of extinction.


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[6] Siberian tiger, Amur tiger or Manchurian tiger (Panthera tigris altaica) — about 400 individuals.


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[7] Extremely endangered Chinese tiger (Panthera tigris amoyensis) — Free in the wild about 10—20 pieces, around 70 individuals in captivity.


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A strain descended from six individuals suffers from inbreeding.


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(10 July 2008) [8] Extremely endangered Balinth tiger (Panthera tigris balica) — extinct 1940s Indochinese tiger (Panthera tigris corbetti) — 350 individuals (WWF 2010) Malakantiger (Panthera tigris jacksoni) — estimated 500 individuals (WWF) Javantian tiger (Panthera tigris sondaica) — extinct 1980s Sumatran tiger (Panthera tigris sumatrae) — about 400 specimens (12 March 2008) [9] Indian tiger or Bengal tiger (Panthera tigris tigris) — the most common subspecies, estimate 2,500 individuals (WWF) Caspian tiger (Panthera tigris virgata) — extinct extinction In the 1970s, the WWF is collecting more detailed data in the process of 2015 for the year, not all countries have a census taken place.


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The newer estimates are based on data published by WWF.


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Nutrition The tiger eats between 6 and 20 kilograms of meat per day, but the average daily ration of an adult individual is 10 to 15 kilograms.


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Tiger game varies depending on its range of life.


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For example, the Indian tiger prefers gaurs as its prey animals, as well as some antelopes and deer, while the Siberian tiger lives mainly on elk and wild boar.


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The Indochinese tiger, on the other hand, hunts not only elk and wild boar but also plenty of fish and turtles.


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Regardless of the range of life, the diet of a tiger is usually quite diverse.


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The Siberian tiger is known to have even preyed on bears, which are the only land predators larger than that.


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A tiger won't shun dangerous prey, if it's just a thing to eat for it.


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For example, the chicks of elephants and rhinos are always the food to be sought, although the mothers defending them put the tiger at real risk to life.


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[10] A great danger to the tiger is also caused by small-sized spiny pigs, whose sharp spines cause bad, festering wounds when hit.


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[11] During the rainy season, tigers supplement their nutrition with frogs, among other things, but may also be attacked by larger reptiles such as pythons and crocodiles.


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The tiger is also a skilled fisherman and, unlike most other felines, does not arise water at all.


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Foraging The tiger embarks on a prey search at dusk and can wander for tens of kilometres in one night looking for it.


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When it finally finds suitable prey, it crouches low and is caught in the lurch.


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The tiger's striping conceals it well among the vegetation and makes it elusive.


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It may creep cautiously closer to prey, but will usually remain unsanded in place until the victim has come within a distance of about 10 metres.


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That's when it pops up on its prey with a few leaps.


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The tiger aims its punches most often at the victim's neck, but often the prey manages to avoid the blow narrowly dodging.


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If the tiger fails to cling to the neck of its victim, it may try to prevent her from moving by biting into the leg closed.


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Often, however, prey gets away — only about one in twenty predatory attempts pays off.


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[12] After a tiger manages to catch its prey, it kills it by biting it on the neck or neck.


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Then it retreats in all leisurely into the shelters of the thicket to dine.


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The tiger does not like unnecessary haste with eating, but rather enjoys its food with a slow chew.


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Of a large prey animal, it eats the best bits first.


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When eating, the tiger takes breaks in between, during which it might go drinking or resting.


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If it does not want others to catch wind of its prey, it might cover the carcass with branches and leaves, or submerge it in water.


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A tiger can't always stay close to a large prey long enough to eat all the meat itself.


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After a few nights it changes scenery again and at that time scavengers make clear of its scraps, which can be quite numerous.


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Once the tiger has eaten itself to be satiated, it won't look for new prey until hunger starts to bother again.


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Sometimes the tiger preys only every tenth night, rarely, however, more often than every three nights.


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Natural enemies With the exception of Man and other tigers, the tiger has almost no natural enemies.


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An adult tiger does not have to fear other animals much, but wild dogs, wolves and bears, for example, may kill cubs for sustenance.


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Although other beasts usually do not threaten the life of an adult tiger, they may try to deprive it of pre-killed prey.


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For its size and diet, the leopard is closest to a tiger of Asian cat beasts and so the tiger attacks its rival whenever he encounters one.


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Dogs that adapt easily to new situations can be dangerous for tigers, especially if they move in packs.


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In the south, the tiger is harassed by reddogs and in the north by wolves.


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In general, however, a full-grown cat beast is capable of giving almost equal resistance to a pack of dogs or wolves.


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Bears are the largest of the land beasts and the largest of them can easily beat even a full-grown Siberian tiger.


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Another animal the tiger is wary of is the Indian elephant, but the tiger may kill an elephant that has strayed from its mother.


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[11] Turf Tigers are single people and each has its own territory, which it defends from other tigers.


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Some individuals may move around the area, but at that time they move around the area at a different time and avoid encountering each other with odor marks and scratch marks of messages.


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The territories of females and males differ markedly.


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The female's turf covers an area of forest as large as it needs to support itself and her cubs, although it often expands its territory while having offspring.


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The territories of males are much larger and many times they overlap with the territory of several females.


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Same-sex tigers normally tend to avoid each other's company, but powerful males tend to extend their turf into the territory of as many females as possible.


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The territory of a leading male might, at best, cover the territories of up to six females.


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Males constantly migrate along the territory they control, renewing their old urine and fecal signs, which, especially during the rainy season, quickly evaporate away.


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Each region has a dominant male, who is the father of all puppies born there.


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It also seeks to guarantee the continuation of its genus by defending its own offspring from rival males.


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Sometimes, however, the dominant male dies or is no longer able to defend his territory and in this case a foreign male can take it for himself.


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In this case, the chicks are at risk, as the new ruler of the turf may try to kill them in order to replace them with his own offspring as soon as possible.


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Because of this, females hide their nest burrows carefully and watch their cubs as best as possible.


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If two tigers happen to accidentally encounter each other, they do not generally behave offensively but tend to keep each other a safe distance.


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If tigers meet the two in larger groups, they will always be closely related to each other.


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Then it is either a mother and her immature puppies or a group of adult siblings who have not yet gone their separate ways.


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Tigers of the same family can still stay in contact with each other, especially in areas where living space is limited, they may prey together and share their prey.


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In this case, each eats one by one on its own turn.


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Reproduction When a female enters a rut it begins to signal its receptivity with smell, sound and gestures.


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The urine of a horny female has a specific odor that the male recognizes and finds by following the female's odor traces.


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In addition, the female calls them with a special roar.


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A female without puppies to care for becomes estrus about every 50 days.


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Tigers can mate at any time of the year, though there are one or two peak seasons lasting 1—3 months per year when most females are in estrus.


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Male and female only seek each other during oestrus and at that time the same female may be besieged by more than one male.


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Tiger

If two males are courting the same female, a clash ensues in which the males seek to subdue each other.


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Struggling tends to be an act of mutual pretentiousness among males rather than actual fighting, as force is sought to be avoided for as long as possible.


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The first threat serves as a stare, intensified by the fluffing of moustached hair and the baring of teeth.


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Unless either gives in, the two sides will approach each other with electric and grunts.


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They then sit on their hind legs with their front body raised and start slapping each other with their paws.


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If the struggle continues, claws will be taken to the aid and the agitated tigers will rise fiercely roaring on their hind legs, swaggering at each other.


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At this point at the latest, the other usually gives in and turns its gaze to the side as a sign of surrender, after which the winner drives it out of place.


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However, if it happens that the strugglers are just as strong and unyielding, the battle could turn into a real bloodbath.


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However, a confrontation is almost always a series of formal rituals that can be interrupted at any time by the other party.


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Mating Tigers Mating does not begin in very gentle moods, as at first the female will grumble to the male aggressively.


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Soon, however, it begins to gently butt and rub its head against the male.


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It then settles on the tail and rear end elevated lying down ready to mate.


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The male gets up on the female's back and grabs it tightly by the neck, clasping with his teeth.


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During the brief mating, both parties grunt and vongate constantly, but eventually the female quickly languishes herself off the male and begins to flaunt this furiously with her paws.


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These “valeriids” may appear aggressive, but after a small resting moment, tigers repeat the same scene and can repeat it up to 50 times a day during the entire estrus lasting 5—6 days.


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During that time, the couple hunts together and share their prey, but as soon as the rut subsides, they each go their separate ways again.


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[5] Puppies The female's carrying period lasts three months.


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At the end of its gestation, it seeks a safe place to give birth, which can be as well a tall grassy as a hollow tree trunk.


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The female usually gives birth to 2—3 cubs whose movement evokes its maternal instincts.


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Because of this, the female does not pay any attention to motionless, stillborn puppies.


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Puppies are blind at birth and their eyes open at 6—14 days old, but with some precision they are not able to see until they are two months old.


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Milk teeth begin to erupt about two weeks after birth and the permanent dentition is fully developed by the time it comes of age.


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Until the age of eight weeks, the puppies receive all their nutrition from the mother's milk, but then begin to taste the meat brought to the nest by the mother as well.


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However, milk is an important food source for puppies until they are still six months old, when they are weaned off by the mother.


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[5] For the first time, puppies are allowed to explore the world outside the nest at the age of three months.


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The mother watches the puppies closely and initially lets them out only during the daytime.


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When it is forced to visit prey, the cubs remain quietly hidden.


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The mother does not let anyone near the nest when the puppies are small and defends them very ferociously from potential intruders.


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It can also, if necessary, move the puppies to a safer place.


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The female moves the cubs one by one while holding onto them with her angular and molars.


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The tiger doesn't carry its cubs by the neckskin like a cat, but instead places their heads deep in their mouths on their canines.


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Even if the female looks after her brood to the best of her skill, more than half of all tiger cubs die before the age of two, most often as prey to beasts.


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However, a mother can give birth to a new litter after five months if she loses all her young.


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Puppies will obediently stay hidden until six months of age if the mother is on a predatory trip.


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When returning with the prey, the mother calls her cubs and always lets them eat first no matter how hungry herself is.


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Half-year-old cubs are already starting to make short expeditions to nearby terrain in the presence of a mother, but 50 metres further away from their mother they do not venture.


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They begin to hone their predatory skills in small animals and by the age of eight months they are already allowed to accompany the mother on hunting expeditions.


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The mother teaches her chicks important skills and predation and allows them to practice hunting big game.


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However, in close proximity to dangerous prey animals, the mother does not reach her cubs.


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The female takes care of her cubs until the age of two, after which they are already able to take care of themselves.


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[5] They have grown to between 150 and 200 kilograms and gradually the family begins to break up.


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Male cubs usually go their separate ways earlier than females, but may remain in each other's company for some time to come.


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Females, on the other hand, may remain with their mother up to three years of age.


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However, they leave no later than when the mother receives new puppies after a long break.


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Young tigers seek new territory for themselves on the edge of their parents' territories.


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Males become sexually mature at 4—5 years of age and females at 3—4 years old.


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Under favourable conditions, the female can give birth and breed a litter of two cubs every two years and live for 16—18 years.


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Distribution and habitat The tiger was once a widespread species.


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Even in the 19th century, it was commonly found throughout Southeast Asia.


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The northernmost tigers lived along the road of the Amur River in eastern Siberia, while the southernmost were found in the Indonesian archipelago.


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In the west, the tigers' range extended all the way to the territory of present-day Turkey and Iraq.


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However, man has taken over most of the life range of tigers and today all subspecies live in small fragmented areas isolated from each other.


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Today, the majority of tigers live in the tropical rainforests of southern and southeastern Asia.


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In addition, small populations are still found in Siberia and eastern China.


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From the major islands of Indonesia, the tiger has disappeared apart from Sumatra and is no longer found in any parts of western Asia.The tiger's range once stretched all the way from eastern Turkey to the Indonesian islands.


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Today, however, the species is crowded Tiger is often perceived as a dweller of lush rainforests, but in fact it originates from the Siberian taiga, most obviously somewhere along the Amur and Ussuri rivers, where even today Siberian tigers live.


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The taiga is dominated by mighty coniferous and deciduous forests, where tigers roam very large areas in search of food.


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In Siberia, tigers are also afflicted by a harsh and snowy winter, not usually perceived as the affliction of these cat beasts.


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From the north, the tiger once spread towards the south and today most of the remaining populations live in the many types of forests of the warm tropics.


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Tigers adapt to different habitats and, for example, in India they live both in the flooded galery forests of eastern India and in southern Kerala mountain forests.


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It is also found in drier areas in bamboo forests and forest savannas.


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The tiger is a forest dweller and the southernmost populations live in the humid rainforests of Sumatra in Indonesia.


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Large forests were also once growing on the islands of Java and Bali, but with their felling, tiger populations in the region disappeared.


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Caspian tiger, which lived in Southwest Asia, was once found everywhere where forest grew on the shores of lakes and rivers, but now that subspecies has disappeared.


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In addition to the large forests of the taiga and tropics, tiger is also found on the slopes of high mountain ranges, among other places, in the Himalayas.


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During the summer months, they may roost up to four kilometres above the sea surface.


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Tigers of the same breed are also found in the large estuary of Southeast Asia, the Sunderbans, where a lot of mangrove forest grows.


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The large area is mostly covered with brackish water, but still quite a lot of tigers live there.


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Tigers also once found a home in the vast forests of southeast China, but they have long since been felled and there is no more rugged rock and rocky rock left.


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A small group of tigers are still hiding in the shelters of rock cracks, but their chances of life are very slim under the squeeze of China's growing human mass.


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Tiger needs water to live and usually searches near rivers.


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Unlike many other felines, it also likes swimming and is happy to cool in the water on hot days.


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Tigers may, as a result of the narrowing of their habitat, have to climb up to four kilometers in the Himalayan Mountains.


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[13] Common History of Tiger and Man Alexander the Great warlord brought the first tiger with him to Europe around 300 years BCE.


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The tiger was a fireman from the Persian and Indian conquest and was named tigris from the Greeks.


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In antiquity, the Romans brought tigers en masse from Asia for battle shows to their amphitheaters, where beasts were forced to fight each other and humans.


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After the collapse of the Roman Empire, tigers fell into oblivion from Europeans and the next time they were not heard of until the 14th century, when Marco Polo reported seeing a giant, black-and-white-red “lion” at the Chinese imperial court.


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Although the tiger was a brand new and strange acquaintance to Europeans, the peoples of Asia had lived shoulder to shoulder with it for thousands of years and respected its mighty power.


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Tiger is an important part of the art and religion of many Asian cultures.


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It was described very commonly as early as around the time of the Indus culture 4000—6000 years ago.


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In the second millennium before the beginning of our time, images of the beast began to appear in abundance even on seals and amulets.


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Tiger as part of religion The ancient Chinese considered the tiger to be a mighty creature on whom even demons could not hold anything and on certain particularly dangerous days hung its images above doors and painted a tiger inscription sign on the foreheads of the children.


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The tiger was so revered among the Chinese that even the tombs of the emperors were decorated with its images.


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According to the Chinese, the gods also had close contact with the tiger and the animal appears in many Asian goddesses.


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According to one myth, the gods of the sacred Kunlun Mountains are guarded by a four-tailed tiger goddess with a human face.


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In turn, the gate of the palace of the Lord of Heaven was guarded by a tiger with nine human heads.


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Unlike Chinese ancient religion, Hinduism does not worship the tiger as a god.


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However, the tiger is the steed of the Goddess Durga, with the help of which she defeated the demon that threatened the world in the buffalo character.


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Tiger hunting Although the tiger was a religiously important and respected animal in Asia, its hunting was already common in ancient times and especially for the amusement of monarchs and the exalted.


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According to one account, the Chinese emperor ordered an army in the 18th century to blockade a vast tract of land and drive out the tigers.


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The manhunt resulted in the killing of more than 1,000 wild animals, among them 60 tigers.


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Another story goes that an Indian ruler once equipped 1,000 elephants and equal numbers of foot and cavalry for tiger hunting.


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He also included numerous wives and his entire court.


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The story has apparently been slightly exaggerated, but it is true that Indian rulers had a very expensive habit of hunting.


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Elephants were commonly used for tiger hunting in India even in the 19th century.


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The hunting expeditions involved a large group of horsemen who startled the tigers from their hideouts and drove them into the reach of hunters.


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Tigers were already being killed in large numbers at that time.


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For example, the Maharajah of Surguja is reported to have killed a record 1157 beasts and a staggering 1019 individuals were also killed by the Maharajah of Udaipur.


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There were also outright mass slaughters organised by Englishmen who were charmed with tiger hunting and traded in valuable fleeces.


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The fleece trade reached its peak in the early 20th century and the result was a sharp collapse of the tiger population.


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The tigers were threatened both by the rapid loss of living areas in the way of growing settlement, and massive mass slaughter orchestrated by the British and Maharajahs, during which tens of thousands of cat beasts were killed.


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Tiger as a medicinal raw material in China and Southeast Asia lives even more strong belief in traditional medicines made from tiger.


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In particular, wealthy Chinese are willing to pay large sums for herds with “magical powers.”


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Today, tigers no longer live enough in the wild to meet the needs of the pharmaceutical industry, so they have begun to be bred in places to meet demand.


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Still, most of the drugs that come to market still come from poached individuals.


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In China, tigers now live only some dozen, so the animals are mainly caught in India, Nepal and Southeast Asia, from where they are smuggled across the border.


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[14] Poaching is tempting, as in some places you can get a sum of money equal to a farmer's salary for a year from one tiger.


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Tiger brains are used in e.g.


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for the treatment of acne and dullness.


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Its eyes are made antiepileptic and bones are the raw material of various painkillers.


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The cherry is used to treat dog bites and the tail for various skin diseases.


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Moustache hair, on the other hand, is made medicine for toothache and bile is believed to help with muscle spasms in children.


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Tiger claws are used in Laos as a raw material for sedatives.


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Competition for living space The main reason for the collapse of the tiger population is probably the disappearance of suitable living areas.


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Tigers need a large turf with enough prey to keep them alive.


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As the number of people grows, more and more forests are being cleared for fields and residential areas.


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The tigers' living space is contracting and small populations find themselves isolated on fragmented forest islets.


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With less living space all the time, tigers are increasingly drifting near human settlements, which inevitably results in trouble for local residents.


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With other tigers having already taken over as turf all vacant forest areas, it is becoming increasingly difficult for young individuals to find a suitable place to live.


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There is also the downside of isolation that different populations cannot mix with each other.


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This results in inbreeding and succession impoverishment.


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Man-Eating Tigers A tiger does not normally prey on a human for its food.


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It usually kills a person only when they feel threatened and doesn't eat it either.


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Despite this, it appears that over the course of history the tiger has killed more people than any other major cat beast.


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In the 19th century, as many as 1,000 people are still thought to have been killed by the tiger each year.


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The Champwat tiger is reported to have killed 436 people alone.


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Man-eating tigers, for example, are specimens damaged by a poacher's bullet that are too weak to trap game typical of the species.


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For such individuals, a slow and relatively weak person is a prey to be reckoned with.


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However, man-eating tigers don't usually have time to cause very many deaths.


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They are often captured or killed quite quickly.


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Nowadays, as the living space of tigers decreases, they are increasingly forced to deal with humans.


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This increases the risk of falling prey to the tiger, because when there is not enough game in the forests, the beast can also be attacked by farmers working in fields, for example, or human farm animals.


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Efforts have been made to reduce tiger attacks through masks hanging on the back of the head.


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The tiger does not usually attack prey if he is looking directly at it.


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When a farmer has a “face” on both sides of the head, a tiger attack is less likely.


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Conservation of tigers In 1969, the International Union for Conservation of Nature IUCN declared at the conclusion of its General Assembly that human activity is on the verge of extinction of the tiger.


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The tiger was recorded as an endangered species and the following year the Indian government banned the export of tiger fleets.


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A global collection campaign was launched to protect the tiger, generating a large sum of money.


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The animal welfare union WWF also became involved in the tiger conservation project.


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A team of experts began designing protected areas for the tigers.


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The project was named the Tiger Project and its implementation began in 1973 when nine tiger reservations were established in India.


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The following year, Nepal, Bangladesh, China, the Soviet Union and Bhutan also joined the project.


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Conservation works began to be in a hurry, as the number of tigers had plummeted extremely rapidly over the course of the 20th century.


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After World War I there had been another 100,000 individuals left, but by the late 1960s the population was no longer 2500.


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However, conservation work paid off and in 1984 there were already 4000 tigers in Bengal alone.


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In 2012, WWF estimated the number of tigers living in freedom at about 3200 individuals, which was fewer than ever before.


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[15] In 2008, there were only about 400 tigers in Sumatra and about 1400 in India.


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[9] The species is critically endangered and requires strict conservation measures in order to survive.


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Poaching and loss of habitats pose a serious threat to tigers and protected areas cannot always guarantee safety for tigers living on their territory.


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During the 20th century, numerous protected areas have been established for tigers across Asia and efforts have been made to enhance their protection.


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In 2004, the world's largest tiger reserve was established in Myanmar.


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[16] Tigers are also kept in zoos around the world and in zoos of some subspecies the living population is larger than the wild.


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The tiger breeds in captivity and even if the wild population disappears for some reason, the species most obviously persists in captivity.


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Tigers can also be seen in Finland at Korkeasaari Zoo.


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[17] In the wild, the tiger rarely exceeds the age of 18 years, but individuals as young as 26 years of age have been found in captivity.


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[18] Uniting Protected Areas Until the 1950s, few people lived on the India-Nepal border due to severe malaria epidemics.


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Tigers were common in the area, as there were many forests and game but few people.


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However, after malaria went down, people returned to the area and grazing lands and rice fields spread out to replace the forests.


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Today, the 49,000 square kilometre area is home to 200 tigers and 3.6 million people with domestic animals.


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Tigers in the area live on 11 reservations and form small isolated populations threatened by severe inbreeding.


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To keep the stock vibrant, India and Nepal are now about to link the four protected areas together by special corridors along which tigers could move from place to place.


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[19] The design and implementation of corridors is not easy, as the needs of the people living in the area must also be taken into account.


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The plan is based on a lengthy research effort, which has used both decades-long observation of tigers and satellite imagery of the region as an aid.


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The researchers divided each hectare into eight different categories based on how they fit into the tiger's habitat.


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The aim is for the corridors to be as unified as possible forest area.


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However, in order to achieve this goal, you must first move whole villages and buy forest.


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The aim is also for tigers to have enough prey animals and suitable resting places in the corridors.


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It will take another 50 years to complete the project.


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However, the future looks bright as individual tigers have been spotted using the corridor between Nepal's Royal Bardia National Park and India's Katarniaghat reservation.


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[20] Tiger in entertainment Tiger has been a popular animal in circuses for ages and times.


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It is also a much used character in literature and films.


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Perhaps the most famous tiger in literary history is the evil Shere Khan from Rudyard Kipling's 1894 novel The Jungle Book, which was made even more famous by Disney's subsequent film.


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The Winnie the Pooh books written by A. Milne also feature Tikru, who is a stuffed toy tiger.


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Later, after Disney owned Winnie the Pooh and his characters, Tikru got his own cartoon film.


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Also in Disney's cartoon film, Aladdin Princess Jasmine has her own pet tiger Rajah.


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A talking sand dune in the shape of a tiger's head serves as the mouth of the Cavity of Miracles in the same film.


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In 2004, Jean-Jacques Annaud's film Tiger Brothers appeared, which follows the life stages of two tiger brothers, Kumali and Sangha.


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The most famous tiger in comic book culture is most obviously the Leevi Tiger in the Lassi and Levi cartoons drawn by Bill Watterson, a friend inclined to deep thought by Lass.


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The Kung Fu Panda film, which came out in 2008, features a tiger named Tigeress who is a master in kungfu.


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Kirjalito, 2002.


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ZOO — Great Animal Book 1.


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WSOY, 1978.


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Animal World — Rainforests.


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Selected Pieces, 1993.


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The Science Picture Magazine 2/1998, 4/2005 and 9/2005.


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Sankhalah, Kailash: Tiger!


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The story of an Indian Tiger.


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Otava.


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in 1979.


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ISBN 951-1-05344-2.


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Birds (Aves) are flat-tempered, egg-laying and feathered vertebrates whose wings give most of them the ability to fly.


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More than 9000 species are known of birds.


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Birds evolved on the basis of fossil data from dinosaurs in the Jurassic period.


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Plumage and feathers for birds evolved from scales to contribute to flight tails and to isolate and evaporate heat.


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Over time, they began to make it possible to fly as well.


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Flightless birds are also descended from flying heel forms.


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Bird species much resemble each other, and the basic structure of all species is the same.


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Birds have beaks but no teeth.


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The forelimbs have become wings, and most birds can fly.


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The bird's circulatory and respiratory systems are extremely well developed.


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The bones are hollow and light.


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The bird's vision is very precise, the field of view wide and color vision highly developed.


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Some species have a magnetic sense.


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Birds are quite long-lived in relation to their size, and some species are highly intelligent.


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The range of nutrition and methods of obtaining it is huge for different bird species, but species tend to be structurally specialized in a particular type of food and foraging mode.


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Birds reproduce by laying eggs.


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Some species build a nest for their eggs, but others lay eggs on bare ground.


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It is typical of bird spouse selection that males compete for females with their song or plumage costume.


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Many sparrowbirds are known for their varied vocals.


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Many species that spend their summers in the polar regions are migratory birds, flying to warmer neighborhoods for the winter.


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Man breeds birds for food and for eggs.


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Soft feathers, or down, are used as stuffing and feces as fertilizer.


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Birds are also useful in the way that they propagate seeds and pollinate plants.


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On the other hand, birds can cause a lot of damage to agriculture, for example.


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Birds can be pursued in many ways, for example by observing them, hunting them, or keeping them as pets.


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Origin and development The first birds evolved from reptiles in the Jurassic period 213—144 million years ago.


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The birds are thought to have evolved from lizard-loined deer lizards (Saurischidia).


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The closest relatives of the first birds were the feathered, rather compact predator lizards, which moved upright on their hind limbs, belonging to the group Theropoda.


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From the beginning and middle stages of the Jurassic period, only fossil remains so bland have been found in birds that kinship could certainly not have been demonstrated.


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More fossilized remains of birds and feathers begin to appear in deposits at the end of the Jurassic period 150 million years ago.


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The most famous early bird is the lizard bird (Archaeopteryx lithographica).


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However, it apparently belongs to an extinct branch and is therefore not the ancestor of current birds.


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[1] Several theories have been put forward on the genesis of feathers.


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According to one of the most natural theories, feathers evolved from reptile scales to contribute to flight tails.


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The plumage evolved into a lightweight structure that insulates heat well and at the same time evaporates excess heat efficiently.


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[2] Gradually the feathers became tail and wing wolves.


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Initially, as a result of sexual selection, the feather cover developed more grandiose.


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The grander feather cover attracted females, which is still noticeable in the courting of many birds.


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The feather covered reptiles did not develop until later flight skill.


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In all likelihood, they initially took control from tall trees to others until, as a result of evolution, they gradually developed better flying skills.


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Even today, some species of reptiles live in rainforests, pasting from one tree to another.


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From the beginning of the Cretaceous period (144—65 million years ago), many fossils of ancient birds are already known.


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Some of them still had some features of dinosaurs, such as sharp teeth or a long tail.


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However, their wings were similar to those of current birds.


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At the end of the Cretaceous period, the first birds of fully existing types developed.


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At the same time, some bird species lost their ability to fly.


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[3] Some of the birds survived the mass extinction of the end of the Cretaceous.


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The number of survivors may have been small, as the current birds are relatively similar to each other.


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The beginning of the Tertiary period was a golden age of bird development, as their rivals had disappeared from the air.


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From the early stages of the Eocene period to 50 million years ago, the first fossils of species of the present species of birds originate.


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[4] Birds are, along with mammals, the most advanced of the vertebrate classes.


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[5] Classification Birds are quite easily a group to be distinguished from other groups of animals, illustrated by the fact that human languages usually already contain a word for bird in the old folksy vocabulary, and in general there has been no need to create an educational generic term for them, unlike e.g. for mammals and reptiles.


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Instead, defining in-class systematics has produced difficulties.


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[5] There are more than 9000 species known of birds, i.e. more than mammals or reptiles.


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[6] Scientists estimate the number of bird species between nine and ten thousand when species are defined by mutual mating ability.


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However, according to a study published by the U.S. Museum of Natural History in 2016, there could be nearly double the number of species if you looked at the developmental histories of bird populations.


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[7] 477 species of wild birds have been found in Finland by the beginning of 2017.


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[8] There are hundreds, if not more, of bird classifiers, or authorities.


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The largest number of bird species have been named by Carl von Linné (714), Philip Lutley Sclater (429), Louis Jean Pierre Vieillot (295), John Gould (385), Johann Friedrich Gmelin (356), Coenraad Jacob Temminck (351) and Frédéric de Lafresnaye (230 species).


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[9] Sects Birds are now divided into 27 or 28 different sects.


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Of the species, well over half belong to the order of sparrowbirds.


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The next highest number of species are in shorebirds, pigeonbirds, parrot birds, dart birds and speeder birds, with 320 to 430 species in each order.


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[10] Ostrich Birds Struthioniformes Tin Birds Tinamiformes Duckbirds Anseriformes Galliformes Penguin Birds Sphenisciformes Otherbirds Gaviiformes Podicipediformes Ulapbirds Procellariiformes Pelican birds Pelecaniformes Storks Ciconiiformes Flamingbirds Phoenicopteriformes Birds of Prey Accipitriformes Falconiformes Towerbirds Turniciformes Cucumber Birds Gruiformes Shorebirds Charadriiformes Pteroclidiformes Pteroclidiformes Pigeonbirds Columbiformes Parrotbirds Psittaciformes Cuculiformes Owlbirds Strigiformes Spinner birds Caprimulgiformes Speeder birds Apodiformes Mousebirds Coliiformes Trogonbirds Trogoniformes Sparkbirds Coraciiformes Dart birds Piciformes Sparrowbirds Passeriformes Distribution Most bird species occur only in one of the Earth's zoogeographical regions, often only in some part of that region.


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[11] Such species have evolved to meet the requirements of a particular environment.


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There are only a few species of cosmopolitans that have spread throughout the world, such as the fish marsh, peregrine falcon, sea buckthorn, eaves, loam, tower owl, blackfoot tulle and reef tern.


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[12] Flightless species are the most typical species living in only one biogeographical area.


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[13] There are several common species in North America, Europe, and North Asia.


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Instead, the species species species of South America and Australia are completely different from them.


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[14] Species spread by humans to new habitations include starling and sparrow in North America and Canada goose in Europe.


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Birds can also spread to new areas as a result of a strong storm, such as the cow heron to the New World in the 1880s and the snogger dreadlocks to Greenland in the 1930s.


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[15] Extinctions Man has caused the extinction of several species of birds over the last few centuries.


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Causes of extinctions have included destruction of bird habitat by forest clearing, hunting, and invasive species.


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The most susceptible disappear are sparse birds living in a narrow range and highly specialized.


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Around 140 species of birds have become extinct worldwide since 1500, 88% of them on islands.


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Pacific island paint birds such as flightless beach chickens, pigeons, parrots and sparrowbirds have been particularly badly affected.


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Shore grouse species alone became completely extinct on the islands as humans reached at least one thousand, perhaps as many as two thousand.


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Around 1500, the giant-sized moas and the challenger eagles that preyed on them disappeared from New Zealand.


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Even before the arrival of Europeans, at least 38 species of birds had become extinct from the islands due to man.


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The large-sized Mauritius dodo disappeared in the 17th century.


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The migratory pigeon lost in North America in the early 20th century due to hunting was in its time the most abundant bird species on the continent.


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[16] Structure and Physiology The basic structure of all bird species is the same, and birds often greatly resemble each other in even the smallest details.


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Bird species that are as distantly related to each other have little difference between each other.


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This makes classifying birds much more difficult than classifying other vertebrates.


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[17] Birds are flat-tempered animals whose bodies are protected by a plumage formed from feathers and feathers.


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None of the current birds have teeth, though some extinct ones did.


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Birds have beaks, which is a type of horned shell in the jaws.


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The forelimbs of birds have become wings.


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The hind limbs support the bird while it is on the ground, meaning walking birds are practically bipedal animals.


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[17] The bird's circulatory and respiratory systems are extremely well developed, allowing the birds to have a level temperature.


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The right and left halves of the bird's heart are completely isolated from each other, so oxygenated and stuffy blood can not mix.


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[17] There are considerable associations in the anatomical structure and embryonic development of birds with reptiles.


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[17] Birds' similarities to reptiles and differences to mammals include nucleated red blood cells, uric acid as the end product of metabolism, flashing mole, laying, fetal bark tooth, the beak claw of some species, and the cloacal gut, or cloac.


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[18] Skin and plumage The skin of birds has two different parts of origin, the epidermis and dermis, as in mammals.


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The skin has little to no sweat glands, and there is less corneum on the surface of the skin than in mammals.


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At the site of the last tail vertebrae is located a gland from which the bird secretes an oily liquid to make its feathers impermeable to water.


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[19] Feathers and feathers are corneal formations born from the epidermis and nourished by dermis feathers.


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After a feather or feather falls, a new one grows in its place.


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[19] The parts of the fully developed molten are pen, reed and steam.


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The feather is stuck to the skin from the pen.


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It continues in Swedish, and its two sides are separated by steam, which is comparatively complex in structure.


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The vapors attached to each other form a uniform and very highly resistant surface to air flow.


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[19] Down are very flexible and play a great role in preserving bird body temperature.


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They also reduce the unevenness of the surface of the body.


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[19] The largest and stiffest feathers are feathers, small quilt feathers.


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As the bird flies, the bearing surface is formed by wing melts, which are hand blades and elbow blades.


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Many birds have a small wing formed from thumb brackets to reduce vortices and increase wing carrying capacity, especially in chalk.


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The tail feathers serve as the rudder, which most species have twelve pieces.


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[19] The blanket feathers of birds, with the exception of penguins, are only attached to certain, mostly longitudinal areas of the body, separated by featherless fields.


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Also, for example, adult ostriches, casuars and kiwis have feathers evenly all over the body, but as juveniles only at certain points.


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[19] During incubation, the female's endocrine system causes a bare incubator to form in its abdomen.


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Thanks to it, the heat energy of the bird is efficiently transmitted through the skin and surface blood vessels to the eggs.


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[20] Little birds normally have around 1000 — 3000 feathers, but for example a mallard duck between 11000 and 12000.


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Monila species have a korean summer suit and in winter a simple winter suit or white protective suit.


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[21] For males, especially handsome feathers can grow for the duration.


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The bird's plumage regularly renews in molten crops, with all old feathers falling off in stages and new ones growing in place.


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Mill harvest is usually in autumn, but can occur three times a year.


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[19] Birds' feathers can be very multi-coloured.


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Black, brown, red and often also yellow color are caused by pigments.


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White and sometimes also yellow are caused by the reflection of light either completely or partially from the porous, abundant air-rich structural material of the feathers.


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The blue, purplish and usually also green color are caused by the refraction of light reflected from the brown pigment through the peculiar surface layer of the feathers.


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The layer scatters the light, thereby causing metallic and other colour enhancements that change their hue as the bird moves.


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[19] Parts of skin bare from feathers include areas of the head, in some species also the neck and ankle and toes.


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The bird has corneal veins on its toes and waterfowl has fins between the toes.


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Some birds such as whimpers have a separate swimming strip on the side of each toe instead of a flipper.


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[19] Some birds have bare brushes or wattles on their heads, which may be very brightly coloured and upright.


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These formations are secondary sex identification markers and in males are always more developed than in females.


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[19] The toes of birds” feet have claws which in some species are remarkably large and hook-like for tearing prey.


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Some birds such as grouse roosts have a claw even in the spur.


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In contrast, almost no bird has claws on the fingers of the wings.


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[19] Skeletal Bird skeleton is as light as possible because birds are specialized animals for flying.


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Especially species that fly long distances have large air sacs inside the bones and not much bone flesh.


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[22] The bird's brain envelope is almost circular and the eye sockets are exceptionally large.


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The beak is attached to the skull.


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The skull joins the spine by means of a single condyle with a joint pit at the base of the occipital bone at the anterior edge of the large occipital cavity.


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[22] Bird species may have between nine and twenty-five cervical vertebrae.


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In the cruciform, birds have vertebrae from one to five.


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They are ossified together with the pelvic vertebrae, the last or last dorsal vertebrae, as well as the first tail vertebrae.


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Since the thoracic region of birds does not flex either, the spine of birds is very rigid.


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The neck, on the other hand, is very supple.


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[22] The tail of current birds is rather small and stuffy, unlike that of ancient birds.


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The tail has six vestigial looking vertebrae as an extension of a solid tail bone developed from a few vertebrae.


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[22] The sternum is flat.


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In the protruding crest of its central part are the powerful pectoral muscles attached to the flying species.


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In the group of flightless ratites (Ratitae), the sternum is smooth.


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[22] The supporting bones of the anterior limb include an elongated scapula, a raven bone connecting it to the sternum, and clavicles which join together at the anterior end of the thoracic spine to form a thoracic bone resembling the letter V.


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[22] The bird's wing bones are topping, usually hollow and reinforced with bone columns.


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The upper arm is short, and the visible support structure of the wing is formed by the forearm and bones corresponding to the hand.


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The skeleton of the outer part of the wing, or the hand wing, consists of two wrist bones and three finger bones.


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The bones of the hand are fused together, and are markedly different from the corresponding bones of land mammals.


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A pinky wing attaches to the second finger bone, and the third and fourth form the tip of the wing.


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On the elbow are the ulna and radial bone.


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[23] Fast-flying birds often have a pointed tip and a broad base, as in noble falcons.


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Other birds of prey, which when gliding take advantage of warming rising air currents, have long but broad and round-tipped wings.


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These include buzzards and eagles.


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Albatrosses, stormbirds, and gliders have extremely long and flat narrow connecting wings.


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Some owls living in forests have shorter and rounder wings than owls that stay in the open ground.


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[24] The pelvis is formed by the sessile bone, ilium and pubic bone.


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The pelvic bones are not coalesced at the pubic joint like in mammals.


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The bird's pelvis is normally robust because it is articulated by the hind limbs which support the full weight of the body as the bird moves on the ground.


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[22] The structure of the hind limbs of the bird is broadly similar to that of mammals.


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The thigh bone articulates the tibia and fibula.


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They are followed by ankle, metatarsal, as well as toe bones that have partially grown together.


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The upper articular nodule of the bird's femur is at right angles to the actual bone, resulting in the bird's foot always remaining in an upright position.


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There's a kneecap in his knee.


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To the lower end of the tibia have grown attached upper ankle bones.


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The lower ankle bones have grown together with three metatarsal bones.


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They are articulated by the toe bones of the second, third and fourth toes.


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The big toe has a corresponding separate metatarsal bone.


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No bird species has a fifth toe.


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[22] Gatherbirds gesturing on the ground have well-developed running legs and short round-toed wings.


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Instead, the tar swallow's legs are so small that it is unable to walk but on the ground but crawls forward.


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[25] Tree-living species normally have three toes forward and one back.


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The ostrich has only two toes.


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Waterfowl have enlarged foot surfaces, often flippers, so they can paddle forward in the water.


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[26] Beak and tongue All birds living today have a corneous beak.


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The beak is formed by jawbones topped by a corneal sheath.


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In many species, the corneum is dead, but others have vascularity and innervation.


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In some species, the color of the beak changes from summer to winter.


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Duck birds have a hard tip rim, or beaked claw, at the tip of the beak.


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Noble falcons have a thickening at the base of the upper beak, or wax nose.


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Chicks of some species have a white egg tooth at the tip of their upper beak with which they puncture the eggshell when they hatch.


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[27] Multi-species nostrils are covered by a soft film.


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[28] Birds use their beaks to capture foraging, peel and break seeds, and to refire prey animals.


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[29] In the heat, birds cool themselves through the beak.


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[30] The shape of the beak depends on the quality of food consumed by the bird.


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There are very different types of beaks: thin and rotev, long and short, tubular and conical, straight and curved either upwards or downwards, variously hook-like, flat, smooth-edged and toothed margins.


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[28] Birds of prey have hook-like pointed beaks.


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Seed-eating finch birds have a short and conical beak.


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Waders have long, thin beaks suitable for picking small animals from mud and mud.


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The flat beak of duckbirds is ideally suited for sifting nourishment out of the water.


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With its powerful chisel-like beak, the woodpecker taps insects from decay tree trunks and carves its nest burrow into healthy wood.


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The beak of some birds such as the lunn is also well suited for transporting fish.


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Beak colour plays a crucial role in the pairing of many species, and for grey gull chicks, the red spot on the mother's yellow beak is a directional marker they reach for when they want food.


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[31] The shape of the bird's tongue depends on nutrition like the shape of the beak.


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[28] Language tends to be tough and specialized.


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Depending on the species, the tongue may contain sacchars, knuckles or barbs.


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The tongue of woodpeckers is particularly long, as the woodpecker digs insect larvae out of burrows with its tongue.


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Hummingbirds have a bifurcated tongue that forms a tube to absorb the mede or water.


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In some birds, the tongue is lacking or vestigial, such as cormorants, crested birds and spinners.


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Parrots have an exceptionally thick and muscular tongue.


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[29] Internal organs The bird's mouth opens glands with secretion different from the saliva of mammals.


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The esophagus of the bird is usually very long.


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It has a special dilation, a dome in which nutrition accumulates and where digestion begins.


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The parts of the abdomen are the glandular stomach and muscle stomach.


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The glandular stomach is a small esophageal dilatation whose mucous membranes contain large and numerous glands secreting digestive fluids.


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The muscular stomach wall is very thick and firm in seed-eating birds, and the inner surface is covered by scaly-like corneal plates.


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In the stomach there are stones swallowed by the bird, which finely chop the hard seeds.


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In carnivorous birds, the muscle stomach wall is thin and the inner surface cellular looks ordinary.


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[28] Birds have a liver and pancreas, and the liver of most is joined by a gallbladder.


Question: What is Finland's largest bird species?

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[28] From the muscular stomach, the digestive tract continues as the small intestine, which is normally very long and tortuous.


Question: What is Finland's largest bird species?

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It is followed by a colon, which is short and has two caecules on the dorsal side.


Question: What is Finland's largest bird species?

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The gastrointestinal tract ends in the drainage intestine, or cloac, to which the urethra and fallopian tubes also open.


Question: What is Finland's largest bird species?

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[28] The bird's main suction organ, the bladder-like bursa of Fabricius, is attached to the top of the drainage intestine, which participates in birds' immune defense by modifying white blood cells into sensors of foreign molecules and secretes bursin hormone, which affects the maturation of white blood cells.


Question: What is Finland's largest bird species?

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[32] Respiratory system The bird's larynx does not function as a vocal organ like other vertebrates.


Question: What is Finland's largest bird species?

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From the larynx leaves a very long trachea protected by bone rings, branching into two bronchi and them into more and more branches.


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Unlike in mammals, these branches end in a fine web formed by hair tubes that connect to each other.


Question: What is Finland's largest bird species?

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The birds' lungs are small and pumice, and are attached to the posterior wall of the thoracic cavity.


Question: What is Finland's largest bird species?

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Birds can't expand their lungs.


Question: What is Finland's largest bird species?

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[33] A distinctive feature of the respiratory system of birds are air sacs, which are enlargements of the bronchial membrane.


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The bronchi continue to the posterior end of the lungs, where they divide into two branches.


Question: What is Finland's largest bird species?

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One branch leads to the air sac of the abdominal bottom attached to the intestine.


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The second branch leads to the posterior air sac of the thorax, which is attached to the side of the body and partially located beneath the posterior edge of the trunks.


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At the pulmonary boundary, each bronchus divides into three branches, ending in the anterior air sac of the thorax, the clavicle sac, and the occipital sac.


Question: What is Finland's largest bird species?

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Different air sacs are connected with the air cavities of the bones.


Question: What is Finland's largest bird species?

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[33] The bird is able to breathe using its air sacs, and the exchange of gases in its lungs is more efficient and complete than in mammals.