The woodpecker's tongue wraps around its brain.
Why it is true
The woodpecker's tongue is very long and, when retracted, wraps around the animal's skull, between the skin and the bone. This adaptation helps absorb the impact of repeated pecks on tree trunks.
Source: Journal of Experimental Biology
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