snakebird

/ˈsneɪkˌbɜrd/
noun
  1. A long-necked water bird, also called an anhinga, that often swims with only its head and neck above water, resembling a snake.
    • The snakebird is known for its sharp beak and ability to spear fish.
    • We spotted a snakebird gliding through the water with just its thin neck visible.
    • A snakebird sat on a branch by the lake, drying its wings in the sun.
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