Lumin

Lumins are a genus of medium to large birds belonging to the columbidae family. They are identified by their mostly geometric bodies, large ears, slender necks, and jaw-like bills. They primarily feed on fruits, vegetation, nuts, and seeds, though some species also consume meat. The genus occurs worldwide.
==Origin and evolution==
The origin of modern lumins can be traced back to the european cave lumin, which itself can be traced back to the columbidae. Early lumins began to emerge during the middle ages, having evolved from common european pigeons. A small debate within areas of the scientific community question the involvement of the scarlet griffin in the creation of lumins.
==Distribution==
Lumins can be found everywhere on Earth, except central Antarctica, the driest areas of the Sahara, and the north pole. They have reached most of the worlds isolated islands, and have adapted to most habitats on Earth. Many species are capable of flight, but some are terrestrial and lack wings. Lumins inhabit savanna, grassland, desert, temperate woodland and forests.
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