蛇鹈鹕在佛罗里达州瓦库拉泉州立公园捕食和进食鱼类

ip features an anhinga after it caught a fish at Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park, located 25 minutes south of Tallahassee, Florida. Anhingas are specialized, stealthy predators that hunt fish underwater by impaling them with their sharp, dagger-like bills. Often called "snakebirds," they resurface with their prey, tossing it into the air to expertly catch and swallow it head-first, ensuring sharp fins don't injure their throat.