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Flamingo Facts:
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Product Dimensions... |
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Please Note: Pink and Salmon Famingos product dimensions:
- A pair of Pink Flamingos consist of one (1) Long Neck Flamingo and one (1) Short Neck Flamingo.
- Long Neck Flamingo is 21 1/2" Long, 4 1/2" Diameter at body and Flamingo body is 16" in circumference.
- Short Neck Flamingo is 19 1/2" Long, 4 1/2" Diameter at body and Flamingo body is 16" in circumference.
- Wire Legs are 23" Long.
Please Note: Skel-A-Mingo product dimensions:
- A pair of Skel-A-Mingos consist of one (1) Long Neck Skel-A-Mingo and one (1) Short Neck Skel-A-Mingo.
- Long Neck Skel-A-Mingo is 20 1/2" Long, 3" Diameter at body and Skel-A-Mingo body is 13" in circumference.
- Short Neck Skel-A-Mingo is 19" Long, 3" Diameter at body and Skel-A-Mingo body is 13" in circumference.
- Wire Legs are 23" Long.
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Flamingo Facts... |
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Real Flamingo Facts |
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Cool Flamingo Facts |
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- The flamingo stands between 110 and 130 cm (42-51 inches)
- The average flamingo weighs about 3.5kg (7.7lbs)
- The Flamingo's wingspan is 150cm (almost 5 feet).
- Flamingos get their color from carotenoid pigments
in their food - shrimp.
- Males and females have little color difference making
them difficult to tell apart.
- The joint in their leg about halfway up that looks like a backward knee is actually an ankle.
- Flamingos, like most birds, often stand on one leg to keep the foot warm and conserve body heat.
- Flamingos are a very old species of bird that has
evolved over 30 million years.
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- Flamingos can drink hot water from geysers at temperatures
that are almost boiling.
- Flamingos have good eyesight and well-developed
color perception.
- The Flamingo has little or no sense of smell.
- The Flamingo has been known to fly up to 600km in
one night (373 miles).
- Flamingos have different leg coloring from species
to species.
- They are very noisy: squawking, honking, grunting
and even growling.
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Luckily, your Flamingos will do none of the above!
Enjoy! |
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