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How do male birds of paradise attract females during courtship?
They practice elaborate dances handed down from their fathers.
They gather food as gifts.
They build intricate nests.
They sing specific songs.
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They perform elaborate visual displays and dances.
Male birds-of-paradise use spectacular plumage, postures, coordinated movements, and sometimes short calls while performing complex courtship dances (often on display perches or leks) to attract females. They do practice and refine displays, but they are best known for visual displays rather than giving food gifts or building intricate nests (bower-building is done by bowerbirds, not birds-of-paradise).
Male birds-of-paradise use spectacular plumage, postures, coordinated movements, and sometimes short calls while performing complex courtship dances (often on display perches or leks) to attract females. They do practice and refine displays, but they are best known for visual displays rather than giving food gifts or building intricate nests (bower-building is done by bowerbirds, not birds-of-paradise).
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