1. Plural of anhinga; large water birds with long necks, slender bills, and dark plumage, found in warm regions and known for diving and swimming underwater.
Usage: Also called snakebirds or darters.; Common in freshwater habitats of the southeastern United States, Central America, and South America.

Examples

• The anhingas dove beneath the surface of the swamp in search of fish.
• We spotted several anhingas perched on branches above the water, drying their wings.
• Anhingas are excellent swimmers and can stay submerged for extended periods.
• The long necks of anhingas give them their common nickname, snakebirds.
• During our kayak trip, we observed a group of anhingas fishing in the lagoon.