Flamingo

A pink wading bird that eats upside down/Small Animals

Flamingos are large wading birds known for their vibrant pink plumage, which comes from carotenoid pigments in their diet of algae and brine shrimp. Without these pigments, flamingos would be white or pale gray. They feed with their heads upside down, using comb-like structures in their beaks to filter food from water. Flamingos are highly social, living in colonies of thousands or even hundreds of thousands. The greater flamingo stands up to 1.5 meters tall, making it the largest of the six species.