Birds Of Prey Matching
| a carnivorous bird (hawk, falcon, eagle, etc.) that kills and eats small mammals and other birds |
| to shed feathers, skin, horns, etc. before replacement with new growth |
| a special muscle of the stomach that helps the digestive process by grinding and crushing hard-to-digest food; acts like teeth |
| anything that hinders or hampers the speed; something that pulls you down |
| fluffy feathers designed to help insulate and keep a bird warm |
| the Latin word for birds; a special class of vertebrates |
| an animal with a backbone or spinal column |
| a tough, fibrous protein; the basic substance of hair, nails, horns, feathers, shafts, etc. |
| a rodless area of the retina enabling a bird of prey acute vision |
| seeing only one object at a time; both eyes focus on the same object |
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