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Andean Flamingo (Phoenicoparrus Andinus) Power Point By: LeeLee Williams

The Andean Flamingo is vulnerable, which means it isn’t endangered but close to being so. What is the Status of the Andean Flamingo?

The Andean Flamingo lives the mountain areas of Peru, Chile, Bolivia and Argentina. Where Does the Andean Flamingo Live?

The Andean Flamingo dines mostly on shrimp, but also eats plants and fish, and even microscopic algae! What is the Andean Flamingo’s Diet?

The gestation period of an Andean Flamingo is 28 days, which is around four weeks. What is its Gestation Period?

The Andean Flamingo is both a predator and the pray, also known as a 2 nd level consumer. It prays on many types of fish and shrimp, and also the chicks are pray for humans, and foxes and birds of pray. What is it’s Predator Pray Relationship?

Biotic:  Shrimp  The Grass  Bacteria Abiotic:  Water  Air  Temperature  Rocks What are the Biotic and Abiotic Factors?

Approximately 38,675. How Many are There?

Many people collect the Andean Flamingo’s eggs for their own consumption, causing them to not be able to reproduce. Also, failing water supplies, global warming, and drought are causing their population to decrease. Mining is a major cause of this also. What are the Threats/Human Interactions?

 The estimated population has declined as much as 24% since the 1980s.  Young flamingos are grey in color until adulthood.  Flamingos are long lived birds, living up to 50 years old!  Flamingo is the Latin word for “Flame”  The flamingo can travel distances of 200 to 700+ in a single day!  Extra: 1 in 8 birds are at risk of extinction. Andean Flamingo Fun Facts!

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