Cormorants are aquatic birds known for their fishing prowess, and their interactions with fish populations have become a significant area of study in ecology. As cormorant populations have ...

The scene resembles the traditional cormorant fishing practiced in many parts of Japan, except that the birds are not tied to a leash. Untethered cormorant fishing has been revived in Japan for ...

Cormorants, which have their breeding grounds in Denmark and in the Netherlands, are increasingly wintering along the shores ...

With white feathering all over its head, this cormorant exhibits a look that the photographer described as 'unusual'. Another shot of a cormorant with similar white-headedness was also captured by ...

Cormorant fishing in Ozu dates to the Edo Period (1603-1867). However, the tradition declined for a time before being revived as a tourist attraction in 1957. At its peak, the event attracted ...

Double-crested cormorants will be controlled at Lake Vermillion this spring in an effort to limit the number of birds that eat yellow perch and potentially small walleye, according to the ...

Great cormorants hunt for fish by diving into the water. Among birds that eat fish, the cormorant uses similar tactics to ...

Cormorants are much more active swimmers and divers, quickly pursuing larger fish for prey ... Florida diving birds: the anhinga (Anhinga anhinga) and the double-crested cormorant (Nannopterum ...

on two different multi-species bird colonies; this included a fishing cat biting the neck of a little cormorant (Microcarbo niger) chick in a nest in the canopy of an 8m-tall Indian Oak tree ...

Threat to native bird species from fishnets in irrigation tanks highlighted during Tamirabharani Water Bird Census 2025.

According to the note, cormorant numbers are increasing ... Irimescu highlighted the loss of 9,000 tonnes of fish every year due to the birds' voracity. "We need to find a fair balance," added ...