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Mike M | 14:43 Mon 12th Feb 2001 | Animals & Nature
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Why do pigeons heads bob when they walk?
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Such arguments this causes. Some say that the back-and-forth head motion helps it keep its balance when walking. Others that because pigeons have eyes on the sides of their heads, their vision is monocular is enhanced by by the bobbing action. Pigeons claim it is because they feel sexier that way.
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