What is the importance of ducks beak
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Dabbling or Diving, It's All Fine Dining
More than 28 kinds of ducks live in North America, and each has its own characteristics. Among them is the size and shape of the beak, also known as a bill. Ducks fall into one of two categories: dabbling or diving. Dabblers mostly eat in shallow waters, dipping their heads underneath to reach prey below. Divers eat in deeper waters and like their name, dive underneath for food. The size and shape of a duck's beak determines how he finds food.
Ducks use their beaks to detect, grab and swallow food in one big gulp. They also use it to filter out excess water and inedible objects, leaving only their intended meal. The kind of food a duck eats is largely dependent on the shape, size and ability of its beak.