This young anhinga was found orphaned and was transferred to our wildlife hospital from Wildlife Rehabilitation of Central Florida. We provided weeks of specialized care and feeding. After growing strong and learning to fish on its own, it was recently released back into the wild—ready to glide over the water and dry its wings in the sun! 💧 Fun fact: Unlike most water birds, anhingas don’t have waterproof feathers. This helps them dive deep to chase fish—but it also means they have to spread th

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