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Storks prey on fish, amphibians, small reptiles, shellfish, and insects. Some also catch rodents and moles. Others are scavengers. Jabiru and Maguari stork use their pointed bills to jab prey in water or tall grass. Open-billed storks use their beaks to open snails, clams and mussels.
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