Cormorant: Fact File (British Wildlife Facts)

[@asrvijayanramamoorthy-g1b]

Excellent captured

[@Mrsadgirl99]

my left ear enjoyed this video

[@casseychaaneel_]

My boyfriend rescued a baby one today from a tree that was cut down in Rwanda central Africa, we’ve just built it a nest and it’s settling down nicely, it doesn’t bite and is very friendly, we will look after it until it’s old enough to fly away on its own, and if it gets comfortable here we are happy enough to own it as a pet as we have lots of nature and free space in our compound. Will do an update on what happens!

[@mariodaniel1111]

Very interesting. Sounds fun in all ways! How is it doing now?

[@brienfoaboutanything9037]

Interesting about Cormorant: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZiQo5V9YtGWjMU

[@MaskedMon]

Make sure to buy loads of fish

[@kingseiryu929]

3 years now, how is it?

[@casseychaaneel_]

@@kingseiryu929 it was doing well, it would walk into the house and was very social, eventually it flew away

[@prestons3400]

Great I spotted a cormorant catching a hibernating frog yesterday

[@Linkfin]

Sometimes it might accidentally try and swallow a Pikachu

[@BLAANKSLAATE]

Hehehe

[@disrealnow9664]

A lot of cormorants in Eastern Europe, e.g. Poland but I have also seen some in UK on the Thames in London near Richmond. They sure know how to catch fish.

[@ryanoflaherty9625]

They are in Midlands too

[@jupiterinaries6150]

There's four cormorants that live by a pond in the local cemetery here in Minnesota.

[@diannashuster5594]

We have them here in Florida.

[@bromicorn]

Its dive and air slash build is a force to be reckon with

[@misterut5122]

Can you tell me where do I find cormorant mart please?

[@tusk242]

I was trying to find more about the double Crested cormorant , than almost the same ..One did say they do not have the oil gland like most birds. I wanted to know if it was true, because they did say their eyes are Blue, unlike what I had seen in your video.

[@Chasingscalesspecieshunt]

thats right no oil gland

[@OdiFroilan]

00:30 it's Egeria densa, an invasive species. Was it in an artificial pond or in the wild? Cool fact file

[@theotheseaeagle]

No it was a cormorant not an invasive species of cormorant

[@OdiFroilan]

@@theotheseaeagle despite the fact that you don't have a clue of what i am talking about, you are not even answering my question.

[@willschannel148]

@@theotheseaeagle he’s talking about the plant not the cormorant

[@MichaelHadac]

@@theotheseaeagle - Cormorants are Invasive species. They should be all killed so we get our rivers and lakes full of fish again! Wake up people! See how they eliminated thousands in Europe! Now the waters are producing again. Cormorants eat dozen fish or more a day. Big or small. They kill it All!

[@boansy1]

Very factual...sbb Spp Carbo sininus is the main cause of riverine and inland fishery collapse most recent and incurring.

[@blackmolly9821]

i hunt this bird in RDR2 for Platinum trophy n some animals interest me to know the real life comparisons.

[@leeelnaugh1652]

To many on the Thames and southern lakes we need a cull soon otherwise there will be no small fish left