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ehidna [41]
4 years ago
13

Which is a correct observation based on the photo shown below?

Biology
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fenix001 [56]4 years ago
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Answer;

The bird has a narrow beak that is longer than the length of its head.

Explanation;

-The beak is long and thin, which helps it dip into the flowers to sip nectar (a sugary fluid the hummingbird uses for food).

-This bird (Hummingbird) have a long, narrow beak that allows it to reach the nectar from brightly colored, tubular flowers. It also feeds on insects and have a flexible lower beak that allows them to grab insects from the air during flight.

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