Flamingos

National Geographic has captured the flavor of the flamingo on this page. Find fast facts about flamingos and check out links to other colorful birds.

Check out why flamingos stand on one leg at this Wikipedia site.

Watch a flock of flamingos excitedly travel to warmer weather in the video feature from National Geographic. Catch up on fast facts and wonderful photos of the pink, long-legged bird while at the site.

Have you ever wondered where flamingos lived, or why they are pink? Get all the answers to your frequently asked questions here as the Wild Ones Site investigates flamingos.

Access this page to find out all the details on why flamingos stand on one leg.

The Caribbean Flamingo is the most brightly colored and the most widely distributed of all the flamingo species. The St. Louis Zoo tells us specifically about the Caribbean Flamingo and the greater flamingo with Fast Facts, general information, and photos. Check out all the great information about the hot pink bird!

The San Diego Zoo does it once again! They inform us about facts such as how both male and female flamingos can feed their offspring and other interesting but effective information. Photo Bytes and Video Bytes are also on the site and add that extra something so we feel as if we were looking at a bird "live" and at the zoo!

The flamingo is an animal that looks like something from a fairytale, or at least a wonderland. From this site, seaworld.org, you will learn fun and interesting facts about this enchanting creature, from its adaptation to its conservation!