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Encyclopedia > Preening

Preening is the art of cleaning, grooming, and maintaining parts of the body.


Among animals, birds must preen each of their feathers once a day to remove parasites, keep them in good aerodynamic condition, and oil them.


When an oil spill affects penguins they are dressed in knitted sweaters to stop themselves preening.


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Preen Weed Killers, Discount Lawn & Garden Supplies (0 words)
Preen Weed and Grass Killer is a fast acting liquid that is applied to the leaves of unwanted grass and weed plants.
Preen Brush Weed Killer is a liquid solution that is applied to the leaves of brush or broadleaf weeds.
Preen prevents summer and winter annual weeds from growing in flower and vegetable beds and around trees and shrubs for up to three months.
Personal grooming - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (279 words)
This activity is known as personal grooming or preening, a form of hygiene.
For example, combing through the hair or feathers, ensuring they lie smoothly against the skin, and extracting foreign objects such as insects, and leaves, dirt and twigs, are all forms of grooming.
Among animals, birds must preen each of their feathers daily to remove parasites, keep them in good aerodynamic condition, and oil them.
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