Brighter flamingos are more likely to fight than their paler rivals

Flamingos with bright pink plumage are more likely to fight over food than their paler rivals, study shows

Researchers studied the behaviour of lesser pink flamingos during feeding time. They found the brighter feathered birds were more aggressive than paler birds. This was particularly true during feeding time and if food was in a small area.

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