A large water bird found in wetlands and coastal areas. They have greyish-white plumage with a distinctive spot on their bill. Pelicans feed mainly on fish, using their large bill pouch to catch prey. They play a role in maintaining fish populations and wetland health. Spot-billed Pelicans are known for their cooperative fishing behavior and can often be seen in large flocks. They build large nests in trees or on the ground, where they raise their young. Conservation efforts focus on protecting their wetland habitats from pollution and human disturbance.