Definition
The 'common murre' is a seabird known for its streamlined body and exceptional diving skills. It breeds in dense colonies on cliffs and rocky shores, typically laying a single egg directly on the bare rock. These birds are found in the North Atlantic and North Pacific oceans. They dive deep to catch fish and other marine life, using their wings to propel themselves underwater. Think of them as the daredevil divers of the seabird world, plunging into icy waters with remarkable agility. Their presence indicates a healthy marine ecosystem.