Different birds have very different beaks. Over many generations, hummingbirds have evolved beaks that are long, thin and well adapted to reach into flowering plants and extract nectar.

The Beaky Finders Cretaceous birds were thought to have small bills—except this one This creature lived long before modern birds evolved large beaks.

Some birds have evolved incredibly unusual beaks, showcasing nature's ability to adapt form to function. The black skimmer has a long and thin beak, featuring a lower mandible that extends beyond ...

A new species of small pterosaur - similar in size to a turkey - has been discovered, which is unlike any other pterosaur seen before due to its long slender toothless beak.

Since the birds point their beaks downward during the feeding process, gravity must be overcome to get those droplets from the tip of the bird's long beak to its mouth.

A tiny bird hovering like a miniature helicopter while poking its long, needle-thin beak into blossoms couldn’t be mistaken for anything but a hummingbird.

Fossils of an 85 million-year-old seabird feature the earliest known beak, which scientists say is a pivotal link in the evolution of dinosaurs to modern-day birds.

According to a Facebook post from Wild Florida Rescue, the long-necked bird had what appeared to be a pair of black underpants stuck to its beak, which is serrated.

Since the birds point their beaks downward during the feeding process, gravity must be overcome to get those droplets from the tip of the bird's long beak to its mouth.