Pelicans Will Eat ANYTHING 🤣

[zeroizanagi]

I'm surprised theres no humans serving knuckle sandwiches when pelicans trying to eat them.

[vanderlustforever]

They seem like the honey badgers of the bird community. They don’t give AF.

[Drew_D]

I believe Miss Piggy said:
Never eat anything heavier than you can lift.

[tenebreh]

Most of the footage actually shows pelicans being affectionate, playful, curious, and feeding their young. They're biological mouths with wings, they do way more with their bills and gullets than just eat, they interact with the world in the only way they can.

[BioTransXX]

Well I won’t feel bad for a pelican that gets knocked out by a human for trying to eat them. 😂

[EduardoGonzalez-fbjv]

This is what makes pelicans beautiful and interesting birds.

[petertea]

Some pelican goes after one of my kids it’s going get it’s beak broken.

[paragdas]

One day they will grow bigger and eat entire population

[SHROOOOM]

Do you use an AI voice? Or is it real? It’s kinda hard to differ for me.

[JDeubel]

The sad part is a lot of pelicans get hurt when they try this with other animals

[UniversalStatic]

Dory and Nemo's dad shouldve died in the movie then

[justinhealey]

Yeah I kno one swooped down to grab my line full of line Anda a few lures. It was like flyin a kite

[EternalPhoenix]

Wait, I’m pretty sure I watched this exact same video yesterday but with a different voiceover

[audball]

Pelicans are literally giant seagulls.

[janajamer]

Pelicans are CrAZy Lil' Birdies! Maybe their bill and pouch tickles?🤔 PeliCANS, not PeliCAN'TS!!!

[Zebulization]

There are videos on here where you can watch a pigeon struggle to try and get out of a pelican's mouth. I didn't see any successful pigeons. Unfortunately it takes several minutes for the pigeon to become exhausted.

[MunkyDragn]

Certain seabirds like gannets nest in huge colonies on cliffsides and rocky outcrops. Gangs of pelicans will walk through the colony like they own the place and gobble up random chicks. Parents will make zero effort to fight back because the pelicans are much larger and heavier than them. It is predicted plenty of seabirds hatch 2 chicks per season even though most will only make an effort to raise 1. This is because the larger chick will get stronger in the short term but be more attractive pickings to predators. If they get eaten then the smaller chick is insurance for the species survival. If they live, then the smaller chick will be starved to death. The selection pressure to drive such behavior for generations must be insane.

[axjun]

try to eat everything including the universe