Hawks have a sharp, hooked beak and powerful talons that they use to tear food into small pieces. Once the food is in their mouth, they use their tongue and a set of bony projections called tomia to further break down the food. They swallow their food whole and use the hydrochloric acid in their stomach to digest it.
What adaptation does a hawk use to chew food?
A hawk does not have any adaptation to chew food.