What adaptations does a caracara have?

Caracaras possess several adaptations that enhance their survival and hunting efficiency. Their strong, hooked beaks are designed for tearing flesh, allowing them to scavenge and consume carrion effectively. Additionally, they have Excellent vision and keen eyesight to spot food from great distances. Their long legs enable them to walk easily across varied terrain, and their robust build allows them to thrive in diverse environments, from grasslands to open woodlands.