PHYLUM CORDATA: THE VERTEBRATES

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PHYLUM CORDATA: THE VERTEBRATES MARINE BIRDS WARM BLOODED ANIMALS WATERPROOF FEATHERS - OIL GLAND BY TAIL HOLLOW BONES AID IN FLIGHT NEST ON LAND – FEED AT SEA VARIATION AMONG SPECIES DUE TO DIFFERENT BEAKS, LEGS, DIVING ABILITY, AND HABITAT

SHOREBIRDS / WADERS FEET NOT WEBBED TO ALLOW EASY WALKING IN WATER LONG LEGS FOR SHALLOW WATER LONG NARROW BEAKS TO PROBE SEDIMENT & CATCH FISH ex: HERONS, EGRETS, PLOVERS

TRI-COLORED HERON

GREAT BLUE HERON

BLACK-NECKED STILT

PIPING PLOVER

SNOWY EGRET

GLOSSY IBIS

DIVING/SWIMMING BIRDS HAVE WEBBED FEET TO AID IN SWIMMING 3rd EYELID PROTECTS EYES UNDERWATER SEE FISH & SQUID FROM ABOVE AND DIVE TO CATCH PREY ex: CORMORANTS, TERNS, GULLS, PUFFINS

ATLANTIC PUFFINS

BROWN PELICAN

HERRING GULL

SEA GULL VIDEO 2:30

BLACK-BACKED GULL

COMMON TERN

ARCTIC TERN

CORMORANT

CORMORANT DRYING

PENGUINS FLIGHTLESS BIRDS WITH VERY DENSE FEATHERS THICK LAYER OF BLUBBER FOR INSULATION FEED ON KRILL AND SMALL FISH HEAVY BONES TO HELP STAY UNDERWATER ONLY FOUND IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE

PENGUIN HABITATS

HOLLOW FLYING BIRD BONE SOLID PENGUIN BONES

PENGUINS “FLY” UNDER WATER

MAGELLANIC PENGUIN

ROCK HOPPER PENGUIN

CHIN-STRAP PENGUIN & CHICK

KING PENGUINS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DYHmLQcaeUU