Is it true that all birds will give food to their parents when they grow up?

Not all birds grow up to give food to their parents. Survival of the fittest in nature. Many birds leave their parents and fly alone when they grow up.

We will never see each other again for the rest of our lives. The crow is one of the more representative birds. The crow feeds back.

That is to say, you are raising me in your childhood, and I will raise you when you are old.

Is it true that all birds will give food to their parents when they grow up?No, most birds will be separated from their parents when they grow up, or they may not recognize each other when they meet in the future, let alone give food to their parents, which is the law of nature.

In the legend there is an owl, the last meal before the first flight is the meat of their parents, but this is just folklore, this legend is often compared to people who are not filial to their parents, but whether this bird exists in real life, has not been scientifically confirmed, the vast majority of birds, are to be led by adult birds, educate the chicks how to prey and survive, etc., and in the season of bird breeding offspring are selected to have sufficient food, since the food is sufficient, why do the chicks still peck at the meat of the parent bird? Even if the food is very scarce, the chicks have to peck at the meat of their parents before they can't fly, in this harsh living conditions, how can the chicks who have no experience in finding food face the cruel life? Is eating the flesh of one's own parents ward off long-term hunger?

Or if you eat the flesh of your own parents, you will get extra food ??. from God

I have seen eagles and crows eat the corpses of their dead companions when food is scarce, and some large birds of prey, such as the nestlings of forest eagles, kill the early ones in their nests and peck at the later born chicks, but the birds that peck at their parents are not seen.

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Legend has it that owls will eat their parent birds when they grow up, but this is just a legend, no bird will eat its parents when it grows up.

Except for folklore and literature, I have never heard of this bird in reality.

Which "literary work" did you read and saw this bird in it, or did you want to create it yourself and find an example for your imagination in your head?

If it is the former, I can tell you that the authors of those "literary works" basically have no common sense of natural science and only make things up. What "thorn birds", what "birds whose parents pecked their wings off before learning to fly", are all made up.

If it's the latter, are you willing to be such a person?

I know spiders

Spider Bird ?

When a bird is born, it will recognize whoever it sees as its mother, and if it sees its mother for the first time, I think it should know it.

Probably most of them won't, but the crows I know have a habit of ruminating!

When the magpie grows up, it forages for its mother for three days to repay her kindness.

It depends on the size of your cage, but if it is not spacious enough, at some point you will attack not only your younger siblings, but also their parents in order to compete for space. Therefore, the density of the caged pigeons must be controlled.

When the birds grew up, they all flew their own flights.

Or people can use it all the time"Your wings are stiff, aren't they?"Teach your own children.

That is to say, the bird flies away when its wings are stiff.

Find a mate to raise the next batch of birds.

Only a man will support his parents, unless he is not filial.

No, it will only feed its own offspring.

Mother birds can distinguish their babies and know how to feed them in order, so that each baby bird will not go hungry.

It's impossible, just like us, will we be unfilial to our parents when we grow up?

I don't know where you heard these words, no, most of them leave the old bird when they reach adulthood, and live alone, just like a human family.

The greenhouse flowers under the wings of their parents will never be able to adapt to the cruelty of society, and how can they see a rainbow without experiencing wind and rain.

Crows, swallows, sparrows, magpies, this is usually the swallow that you have to find and return to your parents.