Black Skimmers are very interesting birds because they catch fish in a way that almost no other bird does. Their lower beak is longer than the upper beak. When they fly over the water, they put the lower part of their beak into the water and skim across the surface. When the beak touches a fish, it quickly snaps shut. That is how they catch their food!

Hi, my name is Izabella. I am a young wildlife ambassador, and I studied sandpipers. At first, a sandpiper might look like just a little brown bird running along the edge of the water. But the more I learned about them, the more amazing they became. Some sandpipers travel thousands of miles every year. They cross beaches, wetlands, bays, and even countries just to find food, rest, and eventually reach the places where they raise their babies. For such tiny birds, that is a ve