Piscivore

The African penguin is the only penguin that breeds on the African continent.

Arapaimas are large South American freshwater fishes.

The Atlantic puffin is a small black and white seabird with a bright triangular bill.

The bald eagle is the national bird of the United States.

Barracudas are streamlined predators with conspicuous teeth.

The blue-footed booby is a seabird of the eastern Pacific that dives on schools of small fish.

The common bottlenose dolphin is a social marine mammal with a curved dorsal fin.

The common kingfisher is a small blue and orange bird of clear, slow rivers across Europe, Asia and North Africa.

The common loon is a heavy diving bird of northern lakes, with a black head, a white necklace and a dagger bill.

Cormorants are fish-eating diving birds.

Egrets are herons known for pale plumage in several species.

Electric rays have specialised organs that produce electrical discharges.

The elegant tern is a slender coastal seabird with a long orange bill and shaggy dark crest.

The emperor penguin is the largest penguin and the only bird that breeds through the Antarctic winter.

The gentoo penguin is the third largest penguin and the fastest swimmer of the family.

The gharial is a crocodilian with an exceptionally long narrow snout.

The great auk was a large flightless seabird of the North Atlantic that swam with its wings and caught fish under water.

The great blue heron is the biggest of the North American herons and a patient hunter of shallow water.

The grey heron is a tall grey and white wading bird of European, Asian and African wetlands.

The harbor seal is a spotted marine mammal of northern coastal waters.

Herons are long-legged waterbirds.

The king penguin is the second largest penguin, an orange-throated bird of subantarctic island beaches.

Kingfishers include many differently coloured birds.

The little penguin is the smallest penguin in the world, a slate-blue seabird of New Zealand and southern Australia.

The narwhal is an Arctic toothed whale, and the male carries a spiral tusk up to 3 metres long.

The osprey is a large brown and white raptor that lives on fish and hunts by plunging feet first into water.

Otters are water-associated members of the weasel family.

Pelicans are large waterbirds with expandable throat pouches.

Pteranodon was a toothless flying reptile of the Late Cretaceous.

Pterodactyl is an everyday name often applied to pterosaurs.

Puffins are diving seabirds.

The razorbill is a black and white North Atlantic auk with a deep, blade-like bill.

The North American river otter is a streamlined predator that uses both inland waterways and coastal habitats.

Sea snakes include many marine reptiles.

The shoebill is a tall grey wading bird of central African swamps, named for its huge clog-shaped bill.

Steller's sea eagle is the heaviest eagle in the world, a black and white fish hunter of the northeast Asian coast.