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- Hoatzin - Wikipedia
The hoatzin is a folivore—it eats the leaves (and to a lesser degree, the fruits and flowers) of the plants that grow in its marshy and riverine habitat It clambers around along the branches in its search for food
- 40 Hoatzin or Stinkbird Facts: A Strange and Unique Animal
The hoatzin is a South American bird with some strange features It’s also called the reptile bird, the skunk bird, and the stinkbird It's known for its unusual digestion method, unpleasant smell, clumsy movement, and noisy behavior It's also famous for the claws on the wings of the young birds
- Hoatzin | South American Bird, Unique Digestive System | Britannica
Hoatzin, (Opisthocomus hoazin), primitive chicken-sized bird of South American swamps, principally in the Amazon and Orinoco river basins The young possess two large claws on each wing, a trait that has led some scientists to link the species with the fossil Archaeopteryx of the dinosaur era
- 11 Hoatzin Facts - Fact Animal
The Hoatzin, pronounced ‘Hwat-zin”, is a peculiar tropical bird species found in South America, that has puzzled taxonomists for as long as it’s been observed Hoatzin Facts Overview
- Hoatzin | Audubon
Sound sinister? It’s called a Hoatzin—and once you get to know it, it’s about as goofy and awkward a bird as you can find The Hoatzin never quite got hang of the whole “being a bird” thing
- Hoatzin: The strange stinkbird born with clawed wings that appears to . . .
Why it's awesome: The hoatzin is often regarded as one of the world's strangest birds Hatchlings are born with clawed wings — a rare, prehistoric trait — and adults give off a
- Hoatzin - Facts, Habitat, Diet, Adaptations, Pictures, and More
The Hoatzin, known by various other names like the stinkbird, skunk bird, Canje pheasant, or reptile bird, is a species of pheasant-sized birds found deep in the tropical wilderness and swamps of South America
- The Hoatzin: A Weird and Wonderful Bird - Wild Latitudes
The Hoatzin (Opisthocomus hoazin) is a Neotropical bird that lives along slow-moving rivers and lakes in the Amazon Basin With a distinct appearance, loud calls, a tendency to live in social groups, and a clumsy way of moving through foliage, it’s not surprising that Hoatzins are fairly easy to find in their habitat
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