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a cormorant is black

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a cormorant is black

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No, a cormorant is a bird and has feathers.

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A cormorant has feathers.

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Spectacled Cormorant was created in 1811.

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The cormorant sought fish in the blue ocean.

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Red-legged Cormorant was created in 1828.

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Cormorant - album - was created on 2005-11-07.

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A cormorant is a type of water fowl that is found in coastal areas all over the world. Since the cormorant is a bird, it has feathers.

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the flightless cormorant eats fish, octupus, and squid!

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I saw the most beautiful black cormorant drying it's wings at the pond this morning.

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No...they are a protected species

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A cormorant has feathers, not fur or scales. These feathers are specialized for diving and swimming, providing insulation and waterproofing. Feathers help cormorants regulate their body temperature and stay buoyant in the water.

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Here are two:

"Hey, look, is that a cormorant over there?"

"Our teacher told us to write a sentence using the word cormorant, but I was too lazy to look up what it meant and thought I'd get someone on the internet to do it for me."

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A chick or nestling.

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Cormorant and pheasant.

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they live in tide pools

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Neither. It has feathers as its a bird.

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Cormorant doesn't have an antonym.

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The Cormorants Sub Phylum is the vertebra.

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Its a type of bird.

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Yes. They are an ocean bird - similar to a seagull.

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A cormorant is a type of water bird.

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Screen Two - 1985 The Cormorant 9-6 is rated/received certificates of:

Argentina:13

Australia:PG (TV rating)

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no, they are carnivore. they dive into the water to catch and eat fishes.

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Raven, crow, rook, cormorant.

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feathers because it is a sea bird

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fish, littler birds, crickets, and worms

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· Cape Cormorant

· Cassowary

· Chicken

· Cardinal

· Chatham Albatross

· Chinstrap Penguin

· Christmas Island Frigatebird

· Cockatoo

· Condor

· Cormorant

· Cory's Shearwater

· Crane

· Crow

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Harrison Flint Lewis has written:

'The natural history of the double-crested cormorant (Phalocrocorax [!] auritus auritus (Lesson))' -- subject(s): Double-crested cormorant

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Cormorant is an aquatic bird that is part of the Phalacrocoracidae family. They have a long body and neck, webbed feet and a slender hooked beak. The word can also be used to describe a greedy person.

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The Great Cormorant can dive to considerable depths, but often feeds in shallow water. It frequently brings prey to the surface. The cormorants "eat" fish without being able to fully swallow them.

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