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Great Cormorant Beautifies Coasts
The great cormorant is a common winter visitor along the coasts of the Kingdom, migrating from northern regions to the warmer areas of the Arabian Peninsula during the winter season. It benefits from the calm coastal waters and the fish-rich wetlands. It relies on diving to catch fish, reaching depths of up to 30 meters and spending about 45 seconds underwater on average. It exhibits significant activity in congregations that can include hundreds of birds, and sometimes more than a thousand. It is characterized by its strong swimming and diving abilities. Its wingspan ranges between 130 and 160 centimeters. The species is primarily observable during winter along the Persian Gulf coasts and the nearby wetlands.
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