29/06/2026
NATURE's TINY AERIAL SNIPER
The Malachite Kingfisher may be only 13 cm long, but it's one of Africa's most extraordinary hunters. Its incredible eyesight compensates for light refraction, allowing it to pinpoint fish beneath the water before diving with deadly precision. It also feasts on insects, spiders, frogs and even crabs, beating larger prey against a branch before swallowing it whole. During breeding, both parents dig a tunnel nest into a riverbank, while the male courts his mate by bringing her food. Once the chicks fledge, they're quickly chased away to start life on their own!