Harpyie

[haʁˈpyːjə]

Birds harpy eagle

Harpyien rely on their

Taube of the feathers for balance,

when they lose a feather
Ente

World
[ˈtaʊ̯ bə]
pigeon
Tauben are so smart, that
they can recognise
themselves in a mirror!
Something only a small
amount of species are
capable of.
Huhn
[huːn] | chicken
Like humans, Hühner dream while
they sleep! They also have
another sleep phase where one
half of the brain sleeps and the
other stays awake.
on one side they'll lose [ˈɛntə] | duck
one on the other side to
Enten are versatile, living in
keep balanced.
both saltwater and
GERMAN
freshwater and can be
Spatz found on every continent
[ʃpat͡s] | sparrow except Antarctica.
There are approx. 540
million Spatzen worldwide.
Their survival is helped
along by living closely to
humans and feeding on
our waste.
Flamingo
[flaˈmɪŋɡo] | flamingo
Eule
Pinguin [ˈʔɔʏ̯ lə] | owl
Flamingos get their pink [ˈpɪŋɡuiːn]
colour from what they eat! penguin
Eulen hunt stealthily with
The Carotenoids (pigments) their almost silent flight.
found in the algae-eating Pinguines have Special feathers break
shrimp that they eat solid bones, down turbulence, which
colour their feathers. preventing reduces sound and their
floating, and soft velvety down further
allowing to muffles noise.
swim and dive.