The Liver Bird is a mythical creature that serves as a symbol of the city of Liverpool, England. It is often depicted as a cormorant, a type of bird, and is characterized by its long neck and a beak that holds a piece of seaweed. The Liver Bird is commonly associated with the city's maritime history and its connection to the sea. Two Liver Birds stand atop the Royal Liver Building, one of Liverpool's most iconic landmarks. They are often seen as guardians of the city, representing its resilience and spirit. The birds are also featured on the city's coat of arms and are a popular emblem for local sports teams, including Liverpool F.C..