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Graceful swimmers, pelicans feast almost entirely on fish. Their bright orange bills can measure up to a foot long, and they use them to pluck fish right out of the water. Pelicans often work in groups, like synchronized swimmers, when trying to catch a meal. By crowding around fish, pelicans can corral them closer to shore (and shallow water), where the birds scoop them up and eat them. ~First animal sighted in Yellowstone just outside the Elk preserve. I did not know there were pellicans in Yellowstone... but I do now.
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