Razorbill Power Animal

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The razorbill is a seabird found in the North Atlantic that has black and white plumage and a deep, compressed bill. They spend most of their time in the open ocean, coming to land only to breed. They are streamlined with short wings and legs set far back on the body. This makes them excellent swimmers. They dive deep to catch their prey. Their diet mainly consists of small fish which they catch by pursuing them underwater with rapid, wing-propelled motion. The agile razorbills are also good flyers.

The faithful razorbills breed monogamously in large colonies on rocky islands, where they lay a single egg at a time. Both parents share incubation duties, taking turns keeping the egg warm for about 35 days. After hatching, the chick is fed by both parents and grows quickly, They fledge at around 18 to 20 days. Amazingly, fledglings leave the nest before they can fly, jumping from cliffs to the sea below and relying on their swimming ability to survive, usually with the help of the father.

The resourceful razorbill symbolizes adaptability, resilience, and family. They cooperate as a community to survive the harsh, oceanic environment. Call on their spirit when you’re looking for your niche. Visit our website for a free power animal reading and thank you for listening.