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Birds are feathered oviparous vertebrates, also called birds. Their main feature is that their bodies are streamlined and most of them can fly.
Birds are covered with feathers. Generally, their forelimbs become wings. Their pectoral muscles are developed, their rectum is short, they eat more and digest quickly, that is, their digestive system is developed, which is helpful to lose weight and fly. Their hearts have two atria and two ventricles, and their hearts beat very fast.
The whole weight of the bird falls on the hind limbs, and the bones of the hind limbs are strong. Compared with the bones of the hind limbs of other terrestrial vertebrates, the tarsal bones of birds are stretched and play a role in increasing elasticity.