How do the beak of the duck help the to find food?

Ducks have broad, flat beaks that are well-suited for foraging in water and on land. These beaks allow them to filter food from mud and water, capturing small organisms like insects, crustaceans, and plant matter. The shape of the beak helps them sift through debris, making it easier to find a variety of food sources. Additionally, their sensitive bills can detect food items even when submerged.