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| Anhingas dive in search of prey And surface very far away. Their snake-like necks seem finger thin But yet they stuff the fishes in. They perch in trees to dry their wings So they can fly to other things. Anhingas' eyes peer round and round To spy where other fish are found. They always seem to get their wish And never tire of catching fish. | ||
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