BIRD PARK
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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
British (General)Transcript
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welcome to the area housing the kings of the sky. Splendour, power, agility and keen vision are a ll the words that come to mind when we think about birds of prey. The's birds usually hunt small mammals such as mice, but some feed off. Those were already dead, someone nocturnal like the barn owl, while others are diagonal. Like the golden eagle, they are mostly monogamous, something many men should learn on. They normally fly to their preferred mating grounds at the end of winter to reproduce vision. Hearing and the sense of smell are all enhanced in birds of prey, turning them into formidable hunters. For example, eagles have extremely sharp eyes and can even hunt animals much bigger than themselves. These abilities have gained them popularity in different cultures on many states depict the eagle as a national symbol on their flags. As a matter of fact, the fastest animal on earth is a bird of prey called Barbary Falcon, which can reach the speed of 320 kilometres an hour while hunting. If you moved with this speed, you would need only two seconds to reach the entrance of the garden. One of the well known birds of prey is thie. Owl owls aren't seen very often due to their nocturnal nature. They help farmers by hunting pests like rats and insects, which is why they are liked and regarded as symbols of good luck and wisdom. In Europe, these birds of prey are essential for keeping the balance of the ecosystem by keeping the numbers of pests in cheque. Vultures also play an important role in nature by removing what ing carcasses and digesting them, using the strong acid in their stomach due to their distinct look. And large size birds of prey have always bean honoured in human societies, and many storeys have been told about them. For instance, the Vulture Homa was carved into some of the capital's tops of pillows at Persepolis, showing its significance in ancient times. Homare, which has been mentioned time and time again as the symbol of good fortune by many great Persian poets, is in fact a kind of vulture. There is an old storey saying that whenever a king died and there was no obvious heir to the throne, all the people of the land would gather in a big field and a home. Our bird would fly above them. Whoever's head or shoulder the home our bird sat on would be made the next king. In the past, Zorro, Austrians, followers of the world's oldest extend religion did not bury their dead, but instead placed them in special places to be eaten by vultures. The home are acted differently from other vultures in that it did not fight over the meat of the corpses. It would just sit and watch the others fight and then take a piece of the bone and fly off. The people believe that the home are taking a person's bones to the sky meant that their soul had bean blessed. In reality, the homer was a vulture that would eat bone marrow. It would drop the bones onto rocks from high in the sky to break them and get access to the marrow inside. Unfortunately, the illegal trade of many birds of prey and the destruction of their habitats has caused their numbers to decrease in recent years. We all need to raise awareness about this problem so that hopefully these beautiful and magnificent birds can continue to live in the wild for many years to come. After admiring the beautiful and piercing gazes of the birds of prey make your way towards the tropical bird section, using the signs to guide you.