Assertion: flamingo | /r/HasProperty | filter feeders
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text: Flamingos are filter feeders.
text: The flamingo is a filter-feeder, holding its curved beak upside down in the water it sucks in the muddy water and pushes the mud and silt out the side while tiny hair-like filters along the beak called lamellae sieve food from the water.
text: Greater Flamingos are omnivores and filter-feeders.
text: Flamingos are filter feeders meaning they use a variety of techniques to filter food from the water.
text: They are filter feeders and that process involves them being able to take in both water and food.
text: These flamingos are filter feeders and their diet ranges over the entire spectrum of available foods, from fish to invertebrates, from vascular plants to microscopic algae.
text: Flamingos are filter feeders which means they take in water and food, and then the water is expelled from the body.
text: Flamingos are filter feeders and feed on the microscopic plants and animals found in ponds and mud.
text: Flamingos are filter feeders.
text: They are filter feeders and they gather food by holding their beak upside down in the water.
text: Flamingos are filter feeders, living off algae and tiny animals such as shrimp, mollusks, and insect larvae that live in the mud at the bottom of shallow pools.
text: Flamingos are filter feeders and feed on the microscopic plants and animals found in ponds and mud.
text: The flamingo is a filter-feeder.
text: The flamingo is a filter-feeder, holding its curved beak upside down in the water it sucks in the muddy water and pushes the mud and silt out the side while tiny hair-like filters along the beak called lamellae sieve food from the water.
text: The flamingo is a filter-feeder, holding its curved beak upside down in the water it sucks in the muddy water and pushes the mud and silt out the side while tiny hair-like filters along the beak called lamellae sieve food from the water.l Flamingos are social birds, they live in colonies of sometimes thousands