pelícanos
Pelícanos are large water birds belonging to the family Pelecanidae. They are characterized by a long beak and a large throat pouch used for scooping up prey and draining water. There are eight species of pelican found in various parts of the world, inhabiting coastal areas, rivers, and lakes. Pelicans are primarily piscivorous, meaning they feed on fish. They often hunt by diving from the air or by cooperative fishing techniques.
The color of pelicans varies by species, ranging from white to brown and grey. Their wingspan is
Pelicans play an important role in their ecosystems, influencing fish populations. In some cultures, pelicans are