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Adaptations of Bird Beak

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Most common adaptations in birds are different types of and _.

A

beaks

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feet

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eyes

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ears

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Solution

The correct options are
A beaks
B feet
The most common adaptations in birds are different types of feet and beaks. Each type of foot and beak offers different advantages and are best suited for certain types of activities.
For example: owls have legs adapted to hold trees.

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