The sharp, curved beak of the hawk is adapted for
O A. gathering water insects.
B. cracking s...
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The sharp, curved beak of the hawk is adapted for
O A. gathering water insects.
B. cracking seeds.
C. tearing flesh.
D. boring wood.
E. digging insects.
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