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manakin

Any of a group of birds found in South and Central America, about 15 cm/6 in long and often brightly coloured. They feed on berries and other small fruits. The males of the genus Manacus clear a patch of the forest floor with a small tree as a display perch. (Family Pipridae, order Passeriformes.)



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Dr David McDonald, of Wyoming University, found that long-tailed manakins employ a 'wingman' to help them find a mate.
Here, the spectacular Falls of Iguaiu-dubbed the "Great Water" by the Guarani people - provide a formidable setting for the lives of animals such as great dusky swifts, coatis, snail kites and manakins.
They train on blocks and manakins but there's nothing better than cutting the hair or doing massages and treatments for real people.
 
 
 
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