Beaks

What is the function (purpose) of a mixed beak? Hint: This beak is sharp and its bottom beak is small. So it is able to break something that is small apart.

• To open sees, fruits, and nuts

• To tear apart its prey

• To help it catch and hold its prey

• To eat nectar and pollen from flowers

What is the function (purpose) of a pelican's beak ? Hint: Think of Finding Nemo

• To eat flowers

• To eat seeds and nuts

• To catch and eat fish

• To tear apart its prey

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Which bird beak is made to tear apart its prey?

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The function of this bird beak is to catch fish. If this animal lives in an aquatic environment, what type of feet does this animal have?

• paws with sharp nails

• hooves

• long feet

• webbed feet

What is the function (purpose) of a long think beak? Hint: Their beaks are very thin and long, so it is able to get into small places.

• To open nuts and seeds

• To eat nectar from flowers

• To help grab large prey

• To help it tear apart its prey

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What is the function (purpose) of a sharp beak? Hint: Their beaks are very sharp and these animals also have talons as their feet.

• To open nuts and seeds

• To eat nectar from flower

• To help grab large prey

• To help it tear apart its prey

An eagle has a sharp beak, what type of feet would an eagle have? Hint: It uses its beak to eat its prey, what type of feet would allow the eagle to catch its prey?

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Woodpecker has ______ beak.

• Chiseling beak

• Curved beak

• Crushing beak

• Sifting beak

Sunbird has ______ beak.

• Probing beak

• Curved beak

• Crushing beak

• Sticky beak

Which type of beak is adapted for cracking seeds?

• Hooked beak

• Chisel-like beak

• Conical beak

• Flat beak