This is not OK...but check it anyway, ugh!!!
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this is a known behavior in some pelicans. In the wild it is not uncommon to see a pelican take the youngling of other sea birds
Probably just an opportunity came up and he went for it.
I was at a pond and a swam was trying to eat a goldfish. Swans don't normally eat fish, especially not large ones. It seemed to be a case where it managed to catch one. It's a survival thing.
I was at a pond and a swam was trying to eat a goldfish. Swans don't normally eat fish, especially not large ones. It seemed to be a case where it managed to catch one. It's a survival thing.
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