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Flamingos drink water by using their unique beaks, which are specially adapted for filter-feeding. They lower their heads upside down in the water, allowing them to scoop up water and mud while filtering out food like algae and small invertebrates. Their beaks have a comb-like structure that helps strain out the particles, enabling them to consume both water and food simultaneously. This method is essential for their diet and hydration in their natural habitats.

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