| Star Insight - Birds |
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There are countless of Avian races that exist out there in the universe. Some of these avian races look
exactly like the avian species found on Earth, some that look like the ones found on Earth but are larger,
and some races that are 'associated' with 'bird energy,' but don't even look like birds at all. This page is
dedicated to the Birds!
exactly like the avian species found on Earth, some that look like the ones found on Earth but are larger,
and some races that are 'associated' with 'bird energy,' but don't even look like birds at all. This page is
dedicated to the Birds!
The Ngoopiks are penguin-like beings. They are
approximately 1 foot tall and have a round-shaped body.
Their white hides are really thick (almost like whale
blubber) which helps them to keep warm on their planet.
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approximately 1 foot tall and have a round-shaped body.
Their white hides are really thick (almost like whale
blubber) which helps them to keep warm on their planet.
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Cardinals exist on Earth as well as on other planets.
There are cardinals on other planets that look exactly
like the ones on Earth. The ones I do know about are
called the Yalusat and the Regall. On other planets there
are variations too. The Ilyaluts, for example, look exactly
like Earth cardinals except that they are significantly
larger. They are comparatively the size of an Earth
eagle.
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There are cardinals on other planets that look exactly
like the ones on Earth. The ones I do know about are
called the Yalusat and the Regall. On other planets there
are variations too. The Ilyaluts, for example, look exactly
like Earth cardinals except that they are significantly
larger. They are comparatively the size of an Earth
eagle.
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I love Pelicans, and I was happy to know that Pelicans
not only exist on Earth, but on other planets too.
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not only exist on Earth, but on other planets too.
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The Dtarl-Dtarl, are small birds that are cute, feisty and
very playful. They are approximately 2 inches in size,
are yellow and brown, and have an inverted type of
golden triangle with two feathers on top of their heads
that look like soft horns.
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very playful. They are approximately 2 inches in size,
are yellow and brown, and have an inverted type of
golden triangle with two feathers on top of their heads
that look like soft horns.
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The Quasgaaks, are also penguin-like beings. Like the
Ngoopiks, the Quasgaaks are white in color and have
extremely thick hides. They are taller than the Emperor
Penguins found on Earth, and they have long beaks with
teeth.
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Ngoopiks, the Quasgaaks are white in color and have
extremely thick hides. They are taller than the Emperor
Penguins found on Earth, and they have long beaks with
teeth.
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Peafowl exist on Earth as well as on other planets. Like
on Earth, the Peafowl on other planets are just as
beautiful and majestic. The males are the ones that
have more colorful feathers compared to the females.
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on Earth, the Peafowl on other planets are just as
beautiful and majestic. The males are the ones that
have more colorful feathers compared to the females.
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Like the skies on Earth, Seagulls roam the skies on
other planets as well. There are also variations of
Seagulls around the Universe.
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other planets as well. There are also variations of
Seagulls around the Universe.
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Every time I drive past the Community College where I
live, I always see Geese taking leisurely strolls across
the lawn areas. Whenever I see them, I can't help but
feel joy knowing that Geese also exist on other planets.
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live, I always see Geese taking leisurely strolls across
the lawn areas. Whenever I see them, I can't help but
feel joy knowing that Geese also exist on other planets.
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Lylets resemble the white parakeets found on Earth.
They are also the same size. The only difference is that
Lylets have a ruby colored crest on top of their heads
that look like question marks. They also have light blue
eyes.
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They are also the same size. The only difference is that
Lylets have a ruby colored crest on top of their heads
that look like question marks. They also have light blue
eyes.
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The Pakteers look exactly like the pigeons found on
Earth. They are white in color, have yellow eyes and
beaks, and have gray feet. During mating season, male
Pakteers perform rituals to attract females. One ritual
include the males puffing out their necks and chest,
spreading their tails in an outward position, and strutting
around in circles around the females.
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Earth. They are white in color, have yellow eyes and
beaks, and have gray feet. During mating season, male
Pakteers perform rituals to attract females. One ritual
include the males puffing out their necks and chest,
spreading their tails in an outward position, and strutting
around in circles around the females.
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