Since ostriches don't have teeth, they swallows small stones and pebbles which help to grind their food when it reaches the gizzard (second stomach). The gizzard contracts and grinds the stones against each other and against the food that the bird has swallowed.
As their name suggests, acorn woodpeckers drill holes in which they stash acorns. A typical "granary tree" contains hundreds or even thousands of acorns--the largest on record contained around 50,000.
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