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- Structural Adaptations for Feeding in Birds
The mouths of birds have been modified to form beaks. The beaks and feet of birds are specialized based on their mode of feeding
These adaptations allow them to feed on a wide range of diets such as fruits, insects, nectar, seeds, fish etc.
Hooked Beaks:
Adaptations (modification of beaks) – Hooked beaks for tearing and ripping flesh Hooked and sharp claws for grasping prey e.g. Eagles, Hawks.
Short Conical Beaks:
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