How does the ibis hunt?

The ibis hunts primarily by wading through shallow waters and using its long, curved bill to probe into mud and sand for food. It primarily feeds on insects, crustaceans, and small fish, using tactile senses to locate prey hidden beneath the surface. Ibises are known to forage both alone and in groups, often employing cooperative strategies to flush out food. Their hunting techniques can vary based on the species and habitat, but they are generally skilled at adapting to their environment.