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The part of a bird's beak that is specifically adapted for opening shells is called the "carnivore bill" or "crushing bill." This type of beak is typically strong and robust, allowing birds like gulls and certain seabirds to crack open hard shells of mollusks and crustaceans. The shape and structure of the beak are designed to apply force effectively, making it easier for the bird to access the nutritious food inside.

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