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These studies suggest that American robins use both auditory and visual cues to locate worms.
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Birds, particularly species like the American Robin, have developed various sensory mechanisms to locate their prey, such as worms. Understanding these mechanisms involves exploring how birds perceive and utilize different environmental cues to enhance their foraging success.
Birds, such as the American Robin, use a combination of sensory mechanisms to find worms. While auditory cues play a crucial role, especially when other cues are unavailable, visual cues are also significant in their foraging strategy. These findings highlight the adaptability and complexity of birds' sensory systems in locating prey.
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