Cranial kinesis allows modern birds to eat a wider variety of foods and use their beaks as multifunctional tools.

Photo by Patrice Bouchard[/caption] Insect-eating birds have a variety of beak shapes, each adapted to their specific foraging techniques and the types of insects they consume. Warblers, vireos ...

Modern birds are the living relatives of dinosaurs. Take a look at the features of flightless birds like chickens and ...

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Modern birds, along with certain snakes and fishes, have skulls whose jaws and palates are not firmly fixed in place.

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This gives birds an evolutionary advantage by literally expanding their palates to eat different kinds of foods or use their ...

Scientists suggest that bigger brains in bird ancestors led to more flexible skulls, playing a key role in their evolution.

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The hummingbird is getting ready for a Delaware vacation. Here's how you can help these little cuties have a fun migration.