Malachite Kingfisher

You probably have never seen a Malachite Kingfisher in real life, but if you have seen one in books, they are beautiful creatures. Some of them live in the rainforest of Sao Tome and Principe. They are small birds around 13 centimeters big, that eat fishes, aquatic insects and aquatic insect larvae, small frogs, prawns, and crabs. In 1,000 years, sea ice will melt due to pollution, which will cause the sea level to rise. In one of my drawings, they will use coral for nests because they wouldn't have a lot of trees left because trees will fall because of the water. Their wings will become bigger so that they can swim in the water to catch their prey easily. In the other photo, they would be bigger, they would have waterproof feathers and webbed feet. That would be able for them to catch bigger prey.