The Hummingbird

The Hummingbird is a bright bird that drinks nectar from flowers, preferably red ones, and feasts off insects. It lives in the rain forest and it has a small, long beak to drink nectar and eat bugs. It's the only bird that can fly in any direction! However, due to global warming, the hummingbird has to change. First of all, everything around it will turn dry and a lot vibrant. So the hummingbird has to turn dull. It’s going to develop a sandy-like pattern because the hummingbird will also burrow to hide from the sun and predators. To burrow, the Hummingbird is going to need claws to dig. Its feathers will act somewhat as a peacock’s to look bigger and scare away predators. Its diet would mostly stay the same, eating insects, flowers, and maybe even fruit. It will also have a slower metabolism because of the change in environment.