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The phrase "nose to beak" typically refers to a comparison between the anatomical structures of different species, particularly in the context of birds and mammals. It highlights the similarities and differences in the snouts or facial structures of these animals. In a broader sense, it can also imply a close examination or scrutiny of features, characteristics, or behaviors in a comparative context.
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Do flamingos have a nose?
no a beak beak
What does a dolphins beak do?
A dolphin's beak is there so it can breathe, eat, ect. It is a beak not a nose.
Where is the duck's nose?
on its beak
What does a dolphin flipper beak do?
A dolphin's beak is there so it can breathe, eat, ect. It is a beak not a nose.
Does a blue jay have a nose?
no it has a beak
What does a dolphins flipper do?
A dolphin's beak is there so it can breathe, eat, ect. It is a beak not a nose.
Is the parakeets nose also his beak?
Parakeets have a beak and the thing above it which is called the cere.
Where is the parakeets nose?
Right above its beak.
What kind of nose do penguins have?
penguins have a beak.
What do you call a duck's nose?
A beak or bill
What do ducks have?
A beak, an anus, and a nose! A beak, an anus, and a nose!
What is that hole in the chickens beak an airway?
Yes Its their nose
