Chilean Flamingo

Common Name	Chilean Flamingo
Scientific Name	Phoenicopterus Chilensis
Behavior	Standing on one leg to conserve body heat.
Habitat	High-altitude Andean lakes, saline lagoons, estuaries, and mudflats.
Diet	Filter-feeders; primarily consume algae, crustaceans, and small invertebrates.
Unique Features	The pink coloration comes from pigments in their food, such as carotenoids.
Reproduction	Colonial nesters; build mud nests on islands or shores.
Conservation Status	Near Threatened (NT) on the IUCN Red List.
Geographic Range	Argentina Bolivia Chile
Classification	Zoology
Type	Birds
Group	Colony, Flamboyance, Stand, Regiment
Length / Size	3.3 ↣ 4.6 / Foot
Height	110 ↣ 130 / Centimeter
Weight / Mass	2.5 ↣ 3.5 / Kilogram
Wingspan	50 ↣ 60 / Inch
Life Span	40 ↣ 50 / Year
Flying Speed	31 ↣ 37 / Miles per hour