Question

it is a pelagic seabird with a brightly coloured beak
during the breeding season. It feeds primarily by
diving in the water. Identify the bird.​

Answer 1

Answer:

It is a puffin

Explanation:

Answer 2

Answer:

• Puffins are the pelagic seabird with ‘brightly coloured beak’ during the season of breeding.
• They feed ‘primarily by diving’ in the water. Once the ‘breeding season’ is over, they shed the coloured part of the beak and the beak becomes dull.
• Puffins are also provided with short wings which they use both for flapping while flying and also for swimming in water.
• They mostly fly over ocean surfaces and beat their wings very fast while flying.
• Puffins are found in North Pacific Ocean and North Atlantic Ocean.