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Woodpecker : Insects :: Kingfisher : ?
Woodpecker : Insects :: Kingfisher : ?
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The correct option is A Fish
Woodpecker moslty eats insects, while kingfisher eats fish. The beaks of the birds are modified according to the food they eat.
Woodpecker : Woodpecker's beaks are typically longer, sharper and stronger. The beaks which are having chisel-like tip are kept sharp by the pecking action of birds since they regularly use it on wood.
Kingfisher : Kingfishers have wedge shaped beak which helps them to catch the fish without splashing the water.
Woodpecker moslty eats insects, while kingfisher eats fish. The beaks of the birds are modified according to the food they eat.
Woodpecker : Woodpecker's beaks are typically longer, sharper and stronger. The beaks which are having chisel-like tip are kept sharp by the pecking action of birds since they regularly use it on wood.
Kingfisher : Kingfishers have wedge shaped beak which helps them to catch the fish without splashing the water.
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