Pelicans are generally not aggressive animals; they tend to be social and calm, often seen in groups. However, they can exhibit defensive behavior if they feel threatened, especially when nesting or protecting their young. Their large size and powerful beaks can be intimidating, but they typically prefer to avoid confrontation. Overall, pelicans are more likely to use their size to assert dominance rather than to engage in aggression.
No
usualy agresive
abuse, sickness
no
it depends if its agresive
It is defending it territory.
pelicans are the young ones
"Pelicans" is a plural noun.
yes. pelicans are birds so they have wings
Lahti Pelicans was created in 1945.
Pelicans at the Zoo was created in 1898.
pelicans are white they have feathers are long and medium