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A brightly colored hummingbird species can hover (stay in one place in the air) with its quick-flapping wings and has a long, narrow beak.
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A brightly colored hummingbird species can hover (stay in one place in the air) with its quick-flapping wings and has a long, narrow beak.

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Answer: Those are the adaptations of a humming bird that help it survive in the environment. narrow beak= structural adaptation

Quick flapping wings= behavioral adaptation

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