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English: Swamps are diverse ecosystems that support many species of birds. Birds live in swamps have adapted to their habitat with unique features that help them to survive in the harsh conditions of swamps and wetlands.For example, swamp birds have feathers made mostly of water-repellent proteins and oil. Their feathers are very effective at keeping them dry and cool in hot weather and preventing them from sticking to mud and other wet surfaces. |
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