What Type of Beak Does a Seed-Eating Bird Have to Break

Question

What type of beak does a seed-eating bird have to break open their food?  
A) Hooked beak
B) Stout beak
C) Elongated beak
D) Probing beak
E) Flat beak

Accepted Answer

Seed-eating birds typically have stout beaks that are capable of breaking open hard seeds. This type of beak is thick and strong, allowing the bird to exert enough force to crack open seeds and access the nutrient-rich kernel inside. Other types of beaks, such as hooked beaks or elongated beaks, are better suited to different types of feeding strategies.