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Pelicans

Pelicans are large seabirds with distinctive pouched bills. They date back to prehistoric times, up to 30 million years ago.

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What is the pelicans genus and species?

Genus:

pelecanus

Species

  • Pelecanus occidentalis
  • Pelecanus thagus
  • Pelecanus erythrorhynchos
  • Pelecanus onocrotalus
  • Pelecanus crispus
  • Pelecanus rufescens
  • Pelecanus philippensis
  • Pelecanus conspicillatus

What kills pelicans?

Many things like bullets, poison, oil, plastic bags and much more. It quite cruel what people do to birds.

Why is pelican the spanish word for Alcatraz?

It's not.

Alcatraz in Spanish= Isla de las Alcatraces (Island of the Lilies)

How far can a pelican fly?

about 7 miles. then it has to take a rest.

What was the purpose of the casket girls and pelican girls?

The purpose of the casket girls and pelican girls was to celebrate the death of the once living person.

Do pelicans commit suicide?

No, of course they don't. Animals don't have mental health problems, unlike humans. They try to protect themselves from death, as that is in their nature. :)

Do pelicans die when they fly?

Only if they are of the specie Gatensby

What is a disadvantage of a pelican crossing?

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Is a squadron of pelicans the correct term?

Officially, no, though I have heard that for years also. I cannot find anything other than the group name being "pod".

I just checked again and did find an Australian site which considers "squadron" an acceptable term for a grouping of pelicans. There, I feel much better knowing that.

-Connie

Do Pelicans and Seagulls compete for food?

We are watching pelicans diving out on the Capistrano Beach ocean. Almost each pelican has its own seagull. The pelican dives for food and the seagull lands nearby. We cannot see why that is. Any answers?

Why do pelicans have a long wingspan?

The updraft winds that birds soar on are weaker over water so larger wings allow them to ride these updrafts. Birds will soar whenever possible to conserve energy and can often go for hours without flapping their wings. Many birds that spend long periods of time over water have larger wings in comparison to land birds.

Is pelican a carnivore or omnivore?

A pelican is a carnivore because it eats fish. And fish is meat.

How do you fill a pelican fountain pen?

That depends on the model. Some Pelikan pens use cartridges placed inside the barrel and pushed up against the back of the nib assembly. Other Pelikans use a piston that is moved by twisting the rear of the barrel.

How do you connect a Pelican dance pad to a Wii?

i do know but im not allowed to talk to strangers

How do you make a halo pelican out of paper?

obiusly yes y can make a halo pelican out of paper and y want to do it -_-

Shape of feet of a pelican?

All toes are webbed, unlike ducks which have one toe at the rear, free

Are any pelicans found in the great lakes?

Yes. The American White Pelican is found in the Great Lakes region, especially along Green Bays West Shoreline in Wisconsin and the Upper Penninsula of Michigan.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_White_Pelican

Do humans eat pelicans?

Good question an Albatross gets eaten by,polar bears,walruses,artic fox,