puffin

The puffin is a seabird known for its colorful beak.

Puffins nest in burrows on cliffs.

Tourists flock to see puffins during breeding season.

Puffins are skilled divers and can catch fish underwater.

The puffin population has been declining due to environmental changes.

Puffins are often seen in the North Atlantic and Arctic oceans.

Puffins have a distinctive waddling walk on land.

Researchers study puffins to understand their behavior and ecology.

Puffins are social birds and often gather in large colonies.

Conservation efforts are in place to protect puffin habitats.