The puffin is a colorful seabird known for its distinctive appearance, featuring a large, brightly colored beak and black and white plumage. Puffins are primarily found in the North Atlantic Ocean, nesting on coastal cliffs and islands. They are excellent swimmers, using their wings to propel themselves underwater while hunting for fish. Puffins primarily feed on small fish, such as sandeels and herring, which they catch by diving underwater. These birds are social creatures, often nesting in large colonies. Puffins are also known for their unique courtship displays, which include bill-clapping and head-bobbing to attract mates.