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Bizarre bird gets private beach in Indonesia
Anonymous says,
Aww cute lil things & have their own island. Yay
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Article excerpt from yahoo.com —
"JAKARTA, Indonesia - A species of birds able to fly immediately after hatching from eggs buried beneath the tropical sand has just been given its own private beach in eastern Indonesia , a conservation group said Friday.
Maleos - Chicken -sized birds with black helmet-like foreheads - number from 5,000 to 10,000 in the wild and can...
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Posted 1 year ago
we can afford to give a bird a tropical beach but we cant afford to feed ppl hum?
Posted 1 year ago
Crazy isn't it? Bet the homeless people would like to have their own island too.
Anonymous
Posted 1 year ago
I agree w/ both of U about the homeless , instead of birds.
Anonymous
Posted 1 year ago
yepp
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Posted 1 year ago
its indonesia..has nothing to do with us anyway. Plus, its monsoon season. We know what happens then.
Posted 1 year ago
you seem to miss the point that the US is helping in this matter. so it does effect us. The U.S.-based Wildlife Conservation Society said it has teamed up with a local environmental group to purchase and protect a 36-acre (14-hectare) stretch of beach in northern Sulawesi that contains about 40 nests. well i have a idea that somewhere along the way the goverment has help this group so i am sure it a down the pipeline deal that us taxpayer are getting hit for something again.
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