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ability to lower its body temperature | the roadrunner. right: Linda. Wrong:. [DOC] [TLE] New Mexico Enchantment: New Mexico State Bird [PAR] The Greater Roadrunner - State Bird Of New Mexico. The New ... Its prevalence 
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is really important, because it has a weak ability to fly and hesitates to do it. ... In 
order to survive, its body temperature drops during the night to conserve its 
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animals that hibernate and reduce their metabolism to conserve energy or 
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Gunnison and San Juan rivers of Colorado, Utah and New Mexico. Its Utah sister 
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Question: This New Mexico state bird is noted for its swiftness of foot & the ability to lower its body temperature
Answer: the roadrunner