True or False: Large falcons use their feet primarily to kill their prey.

Large falcons primarily rely on their beaks for killing and consuming prey rather than their feet. While their talons are strong and play a significant role in capturing and holding prey securely, the act of delivering a fatal blow is more commonly accomplished by the beak. Falcons exhibit a hunting technique called "stooping," where they dive at high speeds and use their beak to strike the prey.

Choosing false highlights the distinction between how different raptors, particularly large falcons, utilize their beaks for lethal actions rather than emphasizing their feet in the killing process. In comparison, other birds of prey, such as eagles or hawks, may exhibit different behaviors that utilize their talons more prominently in the act of killing. Thus, the assertion that large falcons use their feet primarily for this purpose is misleading.