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When a puffin spies a school of small fish such as smelt, it dives through the school and uses its special beak to catch and hold a mouthful of fish. Pointy backward-facing barbs on the roof of its beak and a rough tongue help to hold onto the fish.
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Diving Experts:Puffins are built for diving and swimming underwater with small, sturdy wings and webbed feet. A puffin can carry up to 60 small fish in its beak at once!