Definition
'Calidris canutus', commonly known as the red knot, is a medium-sized shorebird famous for its long-distance migrations. They breed in the high Arctic and migrate to coasts worldwide. During breeding season, their plumage turns a reddish-brown color. They forage for invertebrates in mudflats. Think of 'Calidris canutus' as the ultimate globe-trotter of the bird world, embarking on incredible journeys. Their survival depends on healthy coastal ecosystems.