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Brown pelican floating in the Aransas National Wildlife Refuge north of Rockport, Texas. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Brown pelican taking off in the Aransas National Wildlife Refuge north of Rockport, Texas. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Grey headed fish eagle Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pelican sitting on a chopped wooden piece Royalty Free Stock Photo

Adult NZ Yellow-eyed Penguin or Hoiho on shore Royalty Free Stock Photo

Portrait of giant otter Royalty Free Stock Photo

Brown pelican flying in the Aransas National Wildlife Refuge north of Rockport, Texas.

Suchomimus prehistoric dinosaur reptile character Royalty Free Stock Photo

Family of NZ Yellow-eyed Penguin or Hoiho on shore Royalty Free Stock Photo

A giant otter eating a fish in the Pantanal, Brazil Royalty Free Stock Photo

Common Loon (Gavia immer) Royalty Free Stock Photo

Giant otter eating a fish Royalty Free Stock Photo

Green Heron Stalking its Prey Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pictured is a brown pelican flying in the Aransas National Wildlife Refuge north of Rockport, Texas. The brown pelican is a piscivore, primarily feeding on fish. When foraging it dives bill first from a height of up to sixty to seventy feet above the ocean, submerging completely below the surface momentarily as it snaps up prey. The binomial name is Pelecanus occidentalis.