The hummingbird's beaks is adapted to getting its food. Describe another adaptation of the hummingbird that enables it to get th
e food it needs.
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2 answers:
The tongue, like the beak, is very long to reach into flowers. The tongue is also covered in little hairs to pull more nectar from flowers.
The wings are adapted so they can hover and feed off of flowers.
The beak and tong is modified to extract nectar from flowers with long flower corollas.
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