The Anhinga is also known as the snake bird or water turkey. When it swims, the head sticks out of the water a little like a snake. The tail feathers fan out in the water (and while drying) to look a little like a turkey. I spent an hour watching one fish this week, and I think in a matter for 40 minutes the bird caught between 30 and 50 fish! They use their razor sharp bills to spear the fish under the water, but then the fish is AROUND the bill, so they can’t open their mouth to eat it. Not to worry; the anhinga wriggled their head to move the fish toward the end of the bill, and then they can throw it into the air and catch it. In all of the dives, I never saw them miss a thrown fish.