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There are also shags. Shags are relatives of the cormorant, fish-eaters, and fantastic underwater swimmers; they padddle around on the surface for a yard or two
by denton-scratch 5y ago
There are also shags. Shags are relatives of the cormorant, fish-eaters, and fantastic underwater swimmers; they padddle around on the surface for a yard or two, then dive, then surface 30 metres away, often holding a fish.
- cosmophany 5y agoThe common cormorant (or shag) lays eggs inside a paper bag [1]. [1] The reason, you will see no doubt, is to keep the lightning out [2]. [2] But what these unobservant birds have failed to notice is that herds of wandering bears may come with buns and steal the bags to hold the crumbs.