The kingfisher: a master fisherman

Kingfishers are not fish; they are birds that are adept at catching fish.
The kingfisher, also known as the common kingfisher, is 15 centimeters long, about the size of a sparrow, with extremely bright plumage, and a beautiful sapphire blue from its head to the back of its neck.
They like to perch on tree branches above the stream, spot small fish in the water, and then dash in at high speed to catch them.
This expert fisherman is often seen in the Green World "Biodiversity Exploration Zone".