1. Temporal Warbler:
Mature birds have a unique adaptation to the inhospitable environment of Earth: they secrete tachyon particles from their chest feathers, thus opening a time portal to a nineteenth-century garden, where they feed on seeds and small insects.
2. Freon-Rumped Eider:
These sea ducks of the Arctic adapted to the loss of their icy habitat by evolving a special Freon gland that allows them to create their own ice sheets on the go.
3. Lead-Backed Sparrow:
These striking sparrows are identified by their pink bills and armored lead wings, which allow them to hunt in extreme weather, such as hurricanes.
4. Solar Hummingbot:
Robotic hummingbirds of the late twenty-first century became so advanced that they began mating with organic hummingbirds. Their descendants are highly resilient and virtually indestructible. With built-in solar panels, hummingbots do not require food and spend their time relaxing.
5. How to Identify Birds by Their Nuclear Winter Plumage:
6. Interstellar Albatross:
With a special pouch adapted for breathing in space, these giant birds can periodically leave Earth and wander through space for decades of their long lives.
