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When we went to the zoo we observing the behaviors of the flamingos and we take the data of what they doing and the important information about them. We got like 10-15 minutes for observate the flamingos, in their habitat they have shallow saline pools and a part of grass where they can be. They usually were sleeping or grooming, doing wing flaps, or sometimes head dips. Flamingos are social birds, they stick together in flocks, they are going together to everywhere.

The flamingos grooming themselves all the time, also what I can observate is that the flamingos eat upside down. When feeding the flamingos thrusts its head into the water in an upside down position. The flamingo has a large, soft, fleshy tongue. The flamingo's tongue serves

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