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Why Bird Fathers Are Superior
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June 17, 2016
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2:09Now PlayingIn only a few mammal species do males provide any direct care of their young. But in some 90% of bird species, males share the parenting duties, including nest-building, incubating eggs and feeding the chicks once they’re hatched. Photo: iStock
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