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What is gaping in blackbirds?

Most birds have jaw muscles that are designed to close tightly around their food, like grabbing berries off a tree, or crushing seeds. But in blackbirds, or those in the icterid family, their muscles have the opposite strength. Chapters: What is gaping in blackbirds? 00:00 Oropendolas 01:08 Conclusion 01:36 All Things Birdie Merchandise https://all-things-birdie.myspreadsho... Social Media: Instagram @allthingsbirdie Photos and video sources: Canva.com https://www.canva.com/policies/free-m... Videvo.net Elements.envato.com Credits in order of appearance: What is gaping in blackbirds? -Bohemian waxwings by Panksvatouny from Canva.com -Bohemian waxwing vocalization by Justin Watts, XC704128. Accessible at www.xeno-canto.org/704128. -Dictionary close up by romansu from Canva.com -Boat-tailed grackle by passion4nature from Canva.com -Boat-tailed grackle by passion4nature from Canva.com -Yellow-headed blackbird by Devonyu from Canva.com -Common grackle with insects in beak by RT-Images from Canva.com Oropendolas -Crested oropendola by BlackBoxGuild from videvo.net -Montezuma oropendola by BlackBoxGuild from videvo.net -Crested oropendola in rainforest by creativesight from elements.envato.com Conclusion -Montezuma oropendola by BlackBoxGuild from elements.envato.com -Long-tailed meadowlark by BlackBoxGuild from videvo.net -Baltimore oriole from BlackBoxGuild from elements.envato.com -Baltimore oriole vocalization by Jonathon Jongsma, XC178046. Accessible at www.xeno-canto.org/178046. Thumbnail credit: Boat-tailed grackle by passion4nature from Canva.com