Scientific Name: Dromaius novaehollandiae DID YOU KNOW? Emus are Australia’s largest bird. Males incubate the eggs and care for chicks. They can travel long distances in search of food. EVERY SPECIES COUNT Emus rely on wide open habitats. Protecting landscapes benefits native wildlife. At Emirates Park Zoo, they highlight parental care in...
Scientific Name: Dacelo novaeguineae DID YOU KNOW? Kookaburras are famous for their laugh-like call. They are members of the kingfisher family. They hunt prey on land rather than in water. EVERY SPECIES COUNT Kookaburras rely on woodland habitats. Protecting forests ensures their survival. At Emirates Park Zoo, they highlight predatory bird...
Scientific Name: Anas platyrhynchos DID YOU KNOW? Mallards are the ancestors of many domestic duck breeds. Males have glossy green heads. They are strong and adaptable flyers. EVERY SPECIES COUNT Mallards depend on wetlands worldwide. Conservation of water bodies helps countless bird species. At Emirates Park Zoo, they represent widespread...
Scientific Name: Anser anser DID YOU KNOW? Greylag geese are the ancestors of many domestic goose breeds. They are strong migrants and loyal parents. They communicate with loud honking calls. EVERY SPECIES COUNT Geese rely on wetlands and grasslands. Habitat protection supports migratory birds. At Emirates Park Zoo, they highlight migration...
Scientific Name: Cygnus atratus DID YOU KNOW? Black swans are native to Australia and were once thought impossible by Europeans. They form long-term pair bonds. Their red beaks stand out against their dark feathers. EVERY SPECIES COUNT Black swans depend on healthy lakes and wetlands. Protecting freshwater ecosystems supports many waterbird...
Scientific Name: Dendrocygna bicolor DID YOU KNOW? Named for their distinctive whistling calls. They are often active at night. These ducks form strong family groups. EVERY SPECIES COUNT Whistling ducks rely on wetlands and flooded grasslands. Habitat protection ensures their survival. At Emirates Park Zoo, they highlight wetland bird behavior....
Scientific Name: Platalea alba DID YOU KNOW? Spoonbills use their flat, spoon-shaped bill to sweep through water. They are graceful flyers with slow wingbeats. Spoonbills nest in colonies. EVERY SPECIES COUNT African spoonbills depend on wetlands for feeding and nesting. Conserving wetlands benefits many species. At Emirates Park Zoo, they...
Scientific Name: Aix galericulata DID YOU KNOW? Mandarin ducks are considered one of the most beautiful ducks in the world. Males have striking orange, blue, and green feathers. They often nest in tree cavities rather than on the ground. EVERY SPECIES COUNT Mandarin ducks rely on clean freshwater habitats and forested areas. Wetland and...
Scientific Name: Chauna torquata DID YOU KNOW? Southern screamers have one of the loudest calls of any bird. They have sharp wing spurs used for defense. Despite their size, they are strong flyers. EVERY SPECIES COUNT Screamers rely on wetlands and grasslands. Protecting these habitats supports diverse bird life. At Emirates Park Zoo, they...
Scientific Name: Threskiornis melanocephalus DID YOU KNOW? Black-headed ibises use their long, curved bills to probe for food. They often feed in shallow water and wetlands. They are social and often seen in groups. EVERY SPECIES COUNT Wetland degradation threatens ibis populations. Protecting wetlands is essential for their survival. At...
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