Sentence examples for birds capable of from inspiring English sources

The birds, capable of 30mph sprints, soon outstrip our vehicle.

He was able to reconstruct the dinosaur-like Sinornis santensis, thought to be among the first birds capable of sustained flight, from 135 million-year-old remains sent to him by a Chinese colleague in 1990.

Brains from all three taxa of birds capable of vocal learning share fundamental forebrain architecture with all bird taxa.

I patched the hole in the coop, but not before five or six hens were living in the farmyard, laying their eggs in hidden, weedy spots where the chicks would hatch unseen and grow at amazing rates into young birds capable of laying eggs themselves.

The ornithischian line gave rise to three different lineages, each capable of quadrupedal locomotion, during the Early and Middle Jurassic (ca. 200 161 Ma), and the theropod line gave rise to birds capable of powered flight by the close the Late Jurassic (145 Ma).

Parasitism is clearly not analogous to flying; however, adapting to confined environmental niches marked by the evolution of parasitic nematodes or birds capable of flight is worth noting.

Why would a bird, capable of flying to any destination in the world, ride a crowded subway?

If you're wondering where Lyrebird's name comes from its namesake is a real life mimic: a bird capable of recreating the songs of at least 20 other species, along with assorted (and rather less dulcet) manmade sounds like camera shutters, car alarms and chainsaws.

Some birds have also been perceived as monsters, including the mythological Roc and the Māori's legendary Pouākai, a giant bird capable of snatching humans.

The Andean condor is the largest living land bird capable of flight if measured in terms of average weight and wingspan, although male bustards of the largest species (far more sexually dimorphic in size) can weigh more at maximum.

Be certain that you have a bird capable of learning to talk.