Birds typically migrate to avoid frigid temperatures. While some birds may increase their food intake to build fat reserves for insulation and energy during colder months, the primary strategy many species employ to escape harsh winter conditions is migration to warmer areas. Hibernation is not a behavior associated with birds, and sharpening their beaks is not a strategy for dealing with cold weather.
Question
What do birds do to avoid frigid temperatures?
Responses
eat more food
eat more food
hibernate
hibernate
migrate
migrate
sharpen their beaks
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