Great Cormorant (Phalacrocorax carbo)**
The Great Cormorant (Phalacrocorax carbo), a symbol of grace and adaptability in the avian world, commands attention with its sleek silhouette and remarkable fishing prowess. Found across continents, these masterful divers effortlessly glide through waters, their streamlined bodies perfectly adapted for underwater hunting. With striking black plumage contrasted by brilliant emerald eyes, they evoke a sense of mystery and elegance. Highly social beings, they often gather in large colonies, adding to the spectacle of their presence. Whether in solitary contemplation on a rocky outcrop or in dynamic flight formations against the sky, the Great Cormorant epitomizes nature's exquisite artistry and resilience.
NOT EVALUATED | DATA DEFICIENT | LEAST CONCERN** | NEAR THREATENED | VULNERABLE | ENDANGERED | CRITICALLY ENDANGERED | EXTINCT IN THE WILD | EXTINCT |
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