Known for its large, curved beak and distinctive casque on top, the Hornbill uses its beak for feeding, calling, and nesting.
Toucans have an oversized, colorful beak that’s surprisingly lightweight, allowing them to easily reach fruits in tree canopies.
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Flamingos have uniquely shaped beaks that are turned downward, perfectly adapted to filter feeding in shallow waters.
This hummingbird features an extraordinarily long, straight beak that is longer than its body, allowing it to feed from deep flowers.
Jacanas possess long, slender beaks that help them forage for insects in the water while walking on floating vegetation.
Pelicans have large, pouch-like beaks that allow them to scoop up fish and water, using their beaks to trap food as they dive.