What kind of feeding is bullfinch's beak adapted to?

insect catching

grain eating

coniferous-seed eating

fruit eating

Strong, stubby beaks of finches are adapted for picking and crushing grain seeds. Insect catching birds have typically smaller beaks, as they don't need to crush them with such force.

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They have a large oxygen supply from the start

Oxygen is created during protein reduction

Oxygen comes in through pores in the shell

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