The Horned Puffin is a seabird native to the northern Pacific Ocean, particularly found in areas like the Bering Sea and along the coasts of Alaska and Canada. It is easily recognizable by its colorful beak, which features a distinctive horn-like extension during the breeding season. These birds are excellent divers, using their wings to propel themselves underwater in search of fish. Horned Puffins typically nest in colonies on steep cliffs or rocky shores. They feed primarily on small fish and marine invertebrates, which they catch while diving. Their striking appearance and unique behaviors make them a popular subject for birdwatchers and wildlife enthusiasts.