Animal
| Name: | Peck |
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| gender: | male |
| Animal specie: | Picus viridis (woodpecker) |
| Habitat: | Jungle |
About It
| Nutrition: | Carnivorous |
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| Food Offered: | Insect |
| Food Qty: | 0.4KG |
| Date Of Check-Up: | January 10, 2026 |
Veterinary Observation
Subject: Peck - Appearance: Bright green upperparts; red crown and black lores. - Bill: Strong, dagger-like; reinforced keratin for wood boring. - Tongue: Long, barbed, and coated with sticky saliva. - Tail: Stiff, pointed rectrices (tail feathers) for support. - Feet: Zygodactyl; sharp claws for vertical bark clinging.
| Mood Animal: | Well |
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Optional Animal Details
Male Eurasian Green Woodpecker. Status: well. BCS: 3/5. Cranial: No signs of concussion or trauma; hyoid apparatus is functional. Oral: Tongue extends fully; salivary glands are active and sticky. Feathering: Tail feathers show expected wear from trunk support. Gait: Strong vertical hopping; grip strength is symmetrical. Respiratory: Clear; no distress after high-frequency drumming. Stable in jungle/woodland edge habitat.