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{{Wiki|Pelican}}s are large {{Wiki|Water bird|waterbirds}} with long bills and a distinctive {{Wiki|Gular skin|throat pouch}} used for catching and holding [[fish]]. They inhabit coastal and inland waters in warm and temperate regions worldwide. Pelicans often feed cooperatively and nest in colonies.
{{Wiki|Pelican}}s are large {{Wiki|Water bird|waterbirds}} with long bills and a distinctive {{Wiki|Gular skin|throat pouch}} used for catching and holding [[fish]]. They inhabit coastal and inland waters in warm and temperate regions worldwide. Pelicans often feed cooperatively and nest in colonies.
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Pelicans are large waterbirds with long bills and a distinctive throat pouch used for catching and holding fish. They inhabit coastal and inland waters in warm and temperate regions worldwide. Pelicans often feed cooperatively and nest in colonies.