12363 When the 蜜柚APP photo team recently came across this video of a flamingo on a stock photo site, everyone had the same reaction: What in the world is that bird doing? We're no strangers to photos of ducks and other waterfowl turned upside down to dabble along river, lake, and ocean bottoms, but a flamingo? Yet that's exactly what this looks like. Fortunately, we happen to know a few bird experts, so for more information on this bird and behavior, we turned to 蜜柚APP Field Editor Kenn Kaufman. "Although I can't see much detail, I'm pretty sure this is a Greater Flamingo, and I've actually seen that species doing this—swimming along, tail up in the air like a dabbling Mallard," Kaufman says. "These flamingos feed by submerging their heads underwater, upside-down, and using their bills to filter tiny organisms from the mud at the bottom of the water. By swimming like this and up-ending, they can reach deeper than they could by wading. This approach...