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songs they sing. But they sing with their wing feathers in a very special way: by shaking their wing feathers rapidly over their back they create an “electronic” sound that sounds like
“Bip! Bip! WAAANG” that rings out of the forest, and yet this is actually produced by the wing
feathers rubbing together. This is interesting because it shows that beauty can be innovative.
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