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Animals: Birds

ICSE · Class 3 · Science

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Card 1Feathers

Why do birds have feathers?

Answer

Birds have feathers to help them fly, stay warm, and look beautiful. Flight feathers help in flying, down feathers keep them warm, and body feathers give shape and color.

Card 2Feathers

What are the three types of feathers birds have?

Answer

1. Flight feathers – long and flat on wings and tail for flying. 2. Body feathers – cover the body and give color. 3. Down feathers – soft and fluffy under the wings to keep the bird warm.

Card 3Flight

How do hollow bones help birds fly?

Answer

Birds have hollow bones which make their bodies light. A light body helps them fly easily through the air.

Card 4Bird Feet

Why do ducks have webbed feet?

Answer

Ducks have webbed feet with skin between their toes. This helps them swim by pushing water backward like paddles.

Card 5Bird Claws

What is a talon?

Answer

A talon is a strong, sharp claw that birds of prey like eagles and hawks have. They use talons to catch and hold their food.

Card 6Beak Types

Why do woodpeckers have chisel-like beaks?

Answer

Woodpeckers use their strong, chisel-like beaks to drill holes in trees and catch insects inside the wood.

Card 7Beak Types

How does a pelican catch fish?

Answer

A pelican has a pouch-like beak that expands to catch fish and water. It then squeezes out the water and swallows the fish.

Card 8Beak Types

Why do hummingbirds have long, needle-like beaks?

Answer

Hummingbirds use their long, thin beaks to reach deep into flowers and suck nectar, which is their food.

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What are the important topics in Animals: Birds for ICSE Class 3 Science?
Key topics in Animals: Birds include Birds – Chapter Overview Mind Map, Mind map showing all the main body parts of a bird organized by region, Flowchart showing different beak types and their corresponding food sources. These are the concepts ICSE Class 3 examiners draw on most — study them first, then practise related questions.
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