Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
commorant
noun
/ˈkɒmərənt/
Definition
A type of seabird that is known for diving and catching fish.
Examples
- The commorant gracefully dove into the water, disappearing beneath the surface in search of its next meal.
- While visiting the coastal cliffs, we spotted a commorant perched on a rock, its wings spread out to dry in the sun.
- The birdwatchers were excited to identify the commorant, noting its sleek body and sharp beak.
Meaning
The term ‘commorant’ refers to a group of waterbirds that are typically dark in color and are found near coastal waters, known for their ability to swim and catch fish underwater.
Synonyms
- Cormorant
- Waterbird
- Fish-eating bird
