family pelecanoididae (Meaning)
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family pelecanoididae (n)
diving petrels
Synonyms & Antonyms of family pelecanoididae
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family pelecanoididae Sentence Examples
- The pelecanoididae family includes the diving petrels and shearwaters.
- Pelecanoididae are small to medium-sized seabirds with long, narrow wings and webbed feet.
- They are found in all oceans, but are most common in the Southern Hemisphere.
- Pelecanoididae are pelagic birds, meaning they spend most of their lives at sea.
- They feed on fish, squid, and krill, which they catch by diving or surface-seizing.
- Pelecanoididae are colonial breeders, nesting in large colonies on islands or coastal cliffs.
- They lay one or two eggs, which are incubated by both parents.
- The chicks hatch after about 50 days and are fed by both parents until they are old enough to fly.
- Pelecanoididae are long-lived birds, with some species living for over 30 years.
- They are threatened by habitat loss, pollution, and overfishing.
FAQs About the word family pelecanoididae
diving petrels
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The pelecanoididae family includes the diving petrels and shearwaters.
Pelecanoididae are small to medium-sized seabirds with long, narrow wings and webbed feet.
They are found in all oceans, but are most common in the Southern Hemisphere.
Pelecanoididae are pelagic birds, meaning they spend most of their lives at sea.
