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Wild bird life

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Birds in captivity generally live longer than their wild counterparts because they are not subject to the same risks and survival pressures that wild birds face. Birds in captivity are never lacking food, are not usually hunted by predators, do not need to expend energy to forage or relay, and often have access to appropriate veterinary care, making them less vulnerable to injuries or illnesses. If birds in zoos, poultry, or even pets are taken care of, they may outlive wild birds for many years. Not all bird species adapt well to captive conditions, however, some species may have a shorter life span due to captive stress or improper care.

Bird and animals

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Birds can be easily distinguished from other animals due to their sharp, pointed beaks, thin legs, wings and feathers covering their bodies. Although all bird species have wings, some are actually flightless animals that only use their wings for balance and not for flying. Where other birds, such as penguins, use their wings for swimming. Birds are often omnivorous animals, generally eating nearly anything that they can find. Most species of bird survive on a diet primarily consisting on insects and plants such as fruits, nuts, berries and

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