anhinga

/ænˈhɪŋɡə/
noun
  1. A large water bird found in warm parts of the Americas, known for its long, thin neck and ability to swim with only its head above water.
    • Unlike ducks, an anhinga often swims with its body submerged and just its neck visible.
    • We spotted an anhinga drying its wings on a branch by the lake.
    • The anhinga dove into the water and speared a fish with its sharp beak.
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