How is a bird that eats snails suited to the place in which it lives?

Answer 1

Some birds are adapted to eat snails

Answer 2

A bird that eats snails is suited to its environment by having specialized adaptations such as a strong, pointed beak to break open the snail shells, and digestive enzymes to digest the calcium-rich shells. This allows the bird to efficiently extract nutrients from its prey. Additionally, the bird's habitat likely provides ample snail populations for it to feed on, ensuring a stable food source.

Answer 3

The birds appear to spread the snails they have eaten via excrement, allowing the mollusks to travel much greater distances than they could crawling on their own