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Bloodsucking birds

Christine Honders

Bloodsucking birds

by Christine Honders

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Published by Gareth Stevens in New York .
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    Subjects:
  • Food,
  • Bloodsucking animals,
  • Juvenile literature,
  • Birds,
  • Behavior

  • About the Edition

    The long tradition of vampire myths can be scary to a lot of people. But for birds that evolved on the harsh Galapagos Islands, drinking blood is necessary. That doesn t make vampire finches and hood mockingbirds any less creepy! Readers learn about the healthy treat blood can be for some kinds of birds as well as how they came to use it as a source of nutrition. Full-color photographs introduce these bloodthirsty birds, and fact boxes provide additional science information to enhance the main content. Detailed Table of Contents, Fact Boxes, Full-color photographs, For Further Information Section, Glossary, Graphic Organizers, Index, Maps.

    Edition Notes

    Statementby Christine Honders
    SeriesReal life vampires, Real-life vampires
    The Physical Object
    Pagination24 p.
    Number of Pages24
    ID Numbers
    Open LibraryOL27219310M
    ISBN 101482439395
    ISBN 109781482439397
    OCLC/WorldCa910964856

    A exploitation horror film by Joel M. Reed that is arguably one of the most misogynistic films of all time. Originally titled The Incredible Torture Show, Troma Entertainment retitled it Bloodsucking Freaks upon its acquisition of it, and it is better known by that title.. Master Sardu and his Hispanic dwarf assistant Ralphus run a Grand Guignol-style show in which women are . Meanwhile, vampire cats are prowling the streets, feeding off of the homeless, birds and unwitting meter maids. Behind this invasion of bloodsucking felines is Chet the Shaved Cat. He made an appearance in the previous book, but he's smarter now, almost at human brain level.

    A Little Taste of Australiana – Picture Books to Whet Your Aussie Appetite Janu Flames by Robbie Arnott Janu Review: The Vanishing Throne by Elizabeth May Janu Louse fly, any insect of the parasitic family Hippoboscidae (order Diptera) characterized by piercing mouthparts used to suck blood from warm-blooded animals. Genera occur in both winged and wingless forms. The winged louse flies, parasitic on birds.

      Bloodsucking creatures have no common ancestor, as the behavior has cropped up independently in birds, bats, insects, fish and other animal groups—a testament to its evolutionary value.   First, one bird hops on the back of a resting Nazca booby, pecks at the base of the seabird’s wing, and drinks. Blood stains the booby’s white feathers. Other finches crowd around to .


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