Murre is a term used to describe several species of seabirds in the family Alcidae. These birds are found primarily in the North Pacific and are known for their dark plumage, white eyes, and distinctive calls. Some common murre species include the Thick-billed Murre, the Common Murre, and the Razorbill. They typically breed on rocky cliffs or islands and feed at sea, diving to catch small fish and invertebrates.