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What is the purpose of this type of beak?

A

To tear and eat meat

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To find insects and worms from mud and shallow water

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To suck nectar from flowers

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D

To make holes in wood and tree trunks

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Solution

The correct option is D To make holes in wood and tree trunks
This type of beak used to make hole in wood and tree trunk.

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