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A "Seahawk" is a nickname for the Osprey, part of the Raptor Family. Other nicknames for the Osprey are "Fish Hawk" or "Fish Eagle"

Actually "Sea Hawk" is not a correct zoological term for any animal, it's only used as a nickname.

The Name was invented by the novelist Rafael Sabatini in 1915. The hero of the novel "The Sea Hawk", Sir Oliver Tressilian, was reverential called "Sakr-el-Bahr" (the hawk of the sea) by his Arabian fellow pirates. The film adaption from 1940 with Errol Flynn was very popular, although not faithful to the book's plot.

Some marine-fighterplanes and -helicopters are named "Sea Hawk" related to this fictional naval hero.

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The Sea Hawk was created in 1915.

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Memed My Hawk - film - was created in 1984.

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'Sea Wolf' (1941).

'Sea Hawk' (1940).

'Sea of Love' (1989).

'Deep Blue Sea' (1999).

'The Deep' (1977).

'Waterworld' (1995).

'The Abyss' (1989).

'The Cruel Sea' (1958).

'The Sea Shall Not Have Them' (1955).

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