My brain is on the struggle bus: it looks like a broken down "Five Night's At Freddy's" rejected animatronic of some sort.

A Shoebill, a large, rare stork-like bird, landed on a tourist boat in Mabamba Bay, Uganda, creating a sight to see.

Shoebill birds can reach a height of five feet, but the prehistoric-looking creatures generally aren't taller than people.

Laramie resident and avid birder, Diane Thomas, sat near the front of a wooden canoe propelled by two boatmen poling the small boat through the Mabamba Swamp.

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Look out, Influencers: the Shoebill has arrived. An absolute prehistoric gem of a bird, the shoe-billed beauty recently set the internet ablaze after landing on a boat in Mabamba Bay, Uganda. That ...

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