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Main Idea : Flamingos are animals that live in flocks

Suporting sentence : They live in groups in large colonies called flamboyants or colonies. In the family Phoenicopteridae, wich is he only family in the order Phoenicopteriformes. The word flamingo comes from the spanish word "flamengo", an early form of "flamenco". This word comes from the latin word flamma, meaning "fire".

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Main idea : Flamingos have distinctive physical characteristics and their size and appearance can vary depending on the species.

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Their feathers vary in color, ranging from white to pink, and even red. Adult flamingos stand between 36 and 50 inches tall, with a wingspan of about 60 inches and an average weight of around 8.75 kg. However, these measurements can differ depending on the species. These birds have a distinctive appearance. Under certain conditions, such as diet and habitat, flamingos may appear pink. They also have long, flexible necks and long legs.

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Main idea : Flamingo are omnivores that can eat meat and plants

Supporting sentece : Flamingo diet is quite diverse, including diatoms, blue-green algae, small fish, insects, brine shirmp, and invertrebates such as small mollusks and crustaceans. These foods contain carotenoid pigments,which give their skin its pink color.

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Main idea : Flamingos also live in several aquatic habitats

Supporting sentence : such as very alkaline or saline lakes or estuarine lagoons, which are usually devoid of vegetation. These lakes can be located fair inland or close to the sea. A variety or habitats are used by flamingos: mangrove swamps, tidal flats, and sandy islands in the presence or absence of fish may have a major influence on the use off the lake by some flamingos. They are found in both the Western and Eastern Hemispheres, but are more common in the Eastern Hemispheres.

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Main idea : Flamingos have unique way of eating

Supporting sentence : Due to their body shape, flamingos must feed with their heads upside down. This ability is made possible by the filter in their breaks and the fact that they are natural filter fideers. To begin, they use their feet to stir water and dispurt algee, shirmp, and larvae. They then dip their heads into the water and swallow the food.