Birds Wildlife 4K | Meet the Atlantic Puffin | Calming Music & Nature Documentary

Atlantic puffins are small seabirds with black and white feathers and a colourful beak. Because of their funny appearance, some people call them sea parrots. They spend most of their lives at sea and only come to land to breed. Today we will learn how they live, swim, fly and raise their chicks. In spring they gather in colonies on rocky coasts. They nest in burrows or rocks. Parents share egg incubation and feed the chick small fish. Puffins are important seabirds and fascinating swimmers and flyers. Protecting their habitats helps keep marine ecosystems healthy. Puffins swim well and use their wings underwater. They catch small fish and can dive deep, but only for short times. In the air they fly fast by flapping their wings. Their beak is bright in breeding season and duller in winter. It may help attract mates. Unlike penguins, puffins can fly.