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Fish hunt birds, also known as piscivorous birds, are species that primarily feed on fish. These birds have specialized adaptations for hunting and catching fish, such as sharp beaks, strong talons, keen eyesight, and agile flight. They inhabit various habitats, including freshwater lakes, rivers, coastal areas, and even oceans, where they search for their aquatic prey. Some well-known fish-hunting birds include eagles, ospreys, herons, kingfishers, pelicans, cormorants, and terns. These birds play important roles in aquatic ecosystems by helping regulate fish populations and contributing to nutrient cycling through their feeding habits.