The feet of the kingfisher are modified for _
Correct answer: B. Perching
- A. Wading
- B. Perching
- C. Running
- D. Catching
Explanation
The hindlimbs (or hind legs) of kingfishers are modified for perching and gripping onto branches. Kingfishers have zygodactyl feet, where two toes point forward and two toes point backward. This foot structure provides a strong and stable grip, allowing them to perch on branches, often near the water's edge, as they hunt for fish.
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