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021a European bee-eater eating an Emperor dragonfly in Pfyn-Finges Photo by Giles Laurent
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021a European bee-eater eating an Emperor dragonfly in Pfyn-Finges Photo by Giles Laurent

021a European bee-eater eating an Emperor dragonfly in Pfyn-Finges Photo by Giles Laurent

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European bee-eater eating an Emperor dragonfly in Pfyn-Finges, Switzerland. After catching their prey, birds typically throw them in the air before swallowing it. This process makes it easier for the birds to swallow because it lets the food be repositioned in the easiest way for them to eat it.

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European bee-eater eating an Emperor dragonfly in Pfyn-Finges, Switzerland. After catching their prey, birds typically throw them in the air before swallowing it. This process makes it easier for the birds to swallow because it lets the food be repositioned in the easiest way for them to eat it.

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