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Two Bird Feet Gripping
Some birds have feet that hold branches in a special way. One foot has three toes in front and one behind, while the other has two toes in front and two behind.
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Examples
- A woodpecker holding onto a tree trunk
- A parrot perched on a branch
Key takeaways
- Climbing birds can grip trunks and branches very tightly.
- Their toes often point in pairs, two forward and two backward.
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