24. ____________ Birds of prey, such as the kestrel, have hooked bills to tear theflesh or prey. The saw- edged bill of the puffin enables it to carry several fish atonce. Wading birds, like the curlew, have long, slender bills to dig deep into themud. A hummingbird’s long bill and tongue allows it to reach nectar deep inside a flower.
(A)As the proverb goes, “Birds of the same feather flock together.”
(B)Birds are divided into different types of species according to the food they eat.
(C)Bird’s bills suit their feeding habits.
(D)Birds adapt themselves to their environment in the same way.