How does the bee hummingbird deal with its abiotic environment?

The bee hummingbird, the smallest bird in the world, has adapted to its abiotic environment, particularly its warm tropical habitat in Cuba. It maintains its body temperature through high metabolic rates and can enter torpor, a state of reduced metabolic activity, during cooler nights or adverse conditions. Its specialized wing structure allows for agile flight and maneuvering to access nectar from flowers, efficiently maximizing energy intake in its resource-scarce environment. Additionally, it is well-adapted to cope with variations in humidity and temperature, ensuring its survival in diverse conditions.