What characteristics of your beak interfered with feeding success on the original island?

The characteristics of my beak that interfered with feeding success on the original island included its size and shape. A beak that was too short or narrow made it difficult to access certain food sources, such as seeds or fruits that required more precise handling. Additionally, a beak that was too large or heavy could hinder the ability to manipulate smaller prey or delicate food items. These adaptations ultimately limited my feeding efficiency and survival on the island.