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They are alike by what they eat. Some things that they eat are alike. And I wanted someone to answer THIS, for me so I can get a question for school. Learn more everyone!

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Crayfish and birds are both classified as animals. They both have specialized adaptations for their environments, such as claws for crayfish and wings for birds. Additionally, both crayfish and birds play important roles in their respective ecosystems, contributing to the balance of their habitats.

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Crayfish are marine or fresh water crustaceans with an external exoskeleton. Birds (mostly) live on land or in the air and have an internal skeleton and are covered in feathers.

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