nature
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Gannet

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Bateleur

This species is native to broad areas of Sub-Saharan Africa. The bateleur is a very effective discoverer of carrion. Among their prey, mammals, birds and reptiles, roughly in that order, seem to be considerably preferred over other prey taxon.eggs are colloured white with reddish markings. Endangered.
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Penguin

The male places its head on its chest, inhales, and gives a two-second-long courtship call. Their waddle is the most adorable sight. They are the tallest penguins on the planet. Emperor penguin colonies are so huge that they can be counted from space using satellite technology. It is adapted to the freezing cold with two…
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Secretarybird

It’s found in the open grasslands and savanna. Unlike most birds of prey, the secretarybird is largely terrestrial, hunting its prey on foot. Adults hunt in pairs & sometimes as loose flocks. Prey consists of mammals ranging from hares & mice to mongoose, crabs,snakes, tortoises, small birds. There are some cases of secretarybirds killing young gazelles & cheetah cubs. Their eggs are green blue in…
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Ostrich

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Shoebill

Lives in tropical east Africa in large swamps. It’s wingspan is 7 to 8 ft. Preferred prey are various Tilapia species and catfish. Other prey eaten by this species has included frogs, water snakes, Nile monitors and baby crocodiles. More rarely, turtles, snails, rodents and small waterfowl. Also called the whalehead. It’s critically vulnerable.
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Rosefinch

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Lammergir

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Tropicbird

It is a strong flyer, and walks on land with difficulty using a shuffling gait. Bill-jabbing and fights can break out, the two combatants locking bills and wrestling for up to 90 minutes. It is a plunge-diver, diving anywhere from an above-water height of upto 6 to 50 metres to a depth of about 4.5…