Question
How does the hummingbird's beak help it get food?
It can reach down into flowers to get nectar.
It stabs the hummingbird's prey.
It can help it catch bugs.
It makes a loud sound to scare other hummingbirds away from food.
It can reach down into flowers to get nectar.
It stabs the hummingbird's prey.
It can help it catch bugs.
It makes a loud sound to scare other hummingbirds away from food.
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The correct answer is: **It can reach down into flowers to get nectar.**
Hummingbirds have long, slender beaks that allow them to access nectar deep within flowers, which is their primary food source.
Hummingbirds have long, slender beaks that allow them to access nectar deep within flowers, which is their primary food source.