Examine this photograph of a bird. Note that the beak of this bird is short and very strong. What type of food is a bird with kind of beak likely to eat?A)fishB)insectsC)worms and grubsD)nuts and tough fruits
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Answer 1
Answer:

Answer:

D)nuts and tough fruits

Explanation:

Bird beaks are developed to perform their functions, they are true tools that help birds survive in their habitat.

This type of beak is seen from birds called granivores. This short beak is strong and skilled, the granivore beak has the strength to break down hard seeds, nuts and hard fruits. In addition, this type of beak has the delicacy to separate the discarded bark from the nutritious part that feeds the bird.

Answer 2
Answer: D- the bird most likely eats nuts because it would need a longer beak to catch fish or dig up worms or other insects.

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