White pelicans are one of the largest bird species in North American and were wiped out in Washington state until 1993.

Pelicans are large water birds known for their “scooping” mouth pouch used to catch fish in the water. There are currently eight living pelican species present in many regions all around the world.

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Pelicans also scoop up fish with their pouch, which works like like a large fishing net. They even have a sharp hook on the end of their beak to help snag extra slippery fish. After catching a fish, ...

In between looking for fish, the pelican stays busy taking off and landing. Taking off begins with a flap of its 8- or 9-foot wings, which raised its feet in the water.