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Beaks of all birds are used as tools to eat, build, and preen feathers. Beaks are made of keratin; as are their feathers and toenails.

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What kind of animal is piscivorous?

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Any fish-eating eagle could be simply known as a piscivorous eagle. This just means "fish eating eagle"


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What is a piscine animal?

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What are other meanings of the word fish?

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