Definitions
- Referring to a seabird that is part of the family Procellariidae. - Talking about a bird that has a tube-like nostril on its beak. - Describing a bird that feeds on fish and squid and nests on cliffs or rocky areas.
- Referring to a seabird that is part of the family Procellariidae. - Talking about a bird that has webbed feet and can walk on land. - Describing a bird that feeds on fish and squid and nests in burrows or crevices.
List of Similarities
- 1Both are seabirds that belong to the same family, Procellariidae.
- 2Both feed on fish and squid.
- 3Both have a similar size and shape.
- 4Both have a streamlined body that helps them glide over the water.
- 5Both have a keen sense of smell to locate food.
What is the difference?
- 1Nesting: Fulmars nest on cliffs or rocky areas while petrels nest in burrows or crevices.
- 2Feet: Petrels have webbed feet that allow them to swim and walk on land while fulmars have regular feet.
- 3Nostrils: Fulmars have a tube-like nostril on their beak that helps them excrete excess salt from their body while petrels do not have this feature.
- 4Habitat: Fulmars prefer to nest on cliffs or rocky areas while petrels prefer to nest in burrows or crevices.
- 5Flight: Petrels are known for their agile and acrobatic flight while fulmars have a more straightforward and steady flight pattern.
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Remember this!
Fulmar and petrel are both seabirds that belong to the same family, Procellariidae. They have several similarities, such as their size, shape, and feeding habits. However, they differ in their nesting preferences, feet, nostrils, habitat, and flight patterns.
