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Pelicans are fascinating birds that are known for their large bills and unique feeding habits. There are eight different species of pelicans found around the world, with some living in coastal areas and others in inland wetlands.
Pelicans are known for their ability to catch fish, which they do by using their large bills to scoop up water and then drain it, trapping their prey inside. In addition to their impressive hunting abilities, pelicans are also known for their distinctive appearance and social behaviors, making them a popular subject for wildlife enthusiasts and birdwatchers alike.
How do pelicans catch their prey?
Using their talons
Diving headfirst into the water
Scooping up fish with their bills
Using fishing nets
What is the scientific name for the American White Pelican?
Pelecanus erythrorhynchos
Pelecanus occidentalis
Pelecanus thagus
Pelecanus conspicillatus
How do pelicans stay afloat while resting in the water?
They hold onto each other's wings
They inflate their air sacs
They paddle their feet continuously
They rest on the surface tension of the water
What is the characteristic feature of a pelican's bill?
t is brightly colored
It is long and slender
It has a hook on the end
It has a pouch to hold prey
What is the wingspan of the largest species of pelican?
5 meters
4 meters
3 meters
2 meters
What is the primary food source for pelicans?
Fish
Insects
Small mammals
Plants
How many species of pelicans are there in the world?
2
4
6
8
What is the lifespan of a pelican?
5-10 years
10-20 years
20-30 years
30-40 years
Where do pelicans build their nests?
On the ground
In trees
On cliffs
In burrows
How do pelicans communicate with each other?
Through vocalizations
Through physical displays
Through chemical signals
Through telepathy
What is the smallest species of pelican?
Dalmatian pelican
American white pelican
Great white pelican
Brown pelican
How fast can pelicans fly?
20-30 mph
30-40 mph
40-50 mph
50-60 mph
What is the breeding season for pelicans?
Winter
Spring
Summer
Fall
What is the habitat of pelicans?
Desert regions
Arctic regions
Coastal regions
Mountainous regions
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