The curious fact: Flamingos rarely look happy. They are a species of wading birds that are known for having bright pink and white plumage, but their facial expressions often contradict their appearance. For example, when food is scarce or danger is present, the flamingo will bare its beak and stand on its tiptoes rather than using its more natural and relaxed posture of extended toes. This false alarm posture can be difficult to recognize because of the bird’s blue-gray feathers and distinctive long legs.
Flamingos are social creatures that usually live in groups, also known as flocks. They mate for life and form strong bonds through a complex dance routine. But despite these similarities, flamingos do not have a sophisticated vocalization system like other birds. While they have a range of sounds and flicks of the head, it is not reliable enough to communicate complex messages.
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