The saddle-billed stork slowly wades through shallow water as it probes with its bill for fish and other underwater creatures. It quickly strikes to grasp or impale fish with its sharp bill. It often washes the prey in the water before swallowing it head-first.
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One of the largest storks, the saddle-billed stork has an upturned bill and long legs that help it stalk and catch aquatic prey.