Seabirds have several adaptations that allow them to thrive in aquatic environments. Their bodies are built for flying and diving to catch fish. They communicate through sounds and gestures. Many seabirds like pelicans and diving birds catch fish by diving underwater. Seabirds lay eggs from which hatch young. They fly to scan waters from above to spot prey. Common seabirds include herring gulls that live near various bodies of water. Seabirds are omnivorous and eat both fish and plant materials. Pelicans are the state bird of Louisiana. Seabirds live near seas, rivers, lakes and other water sources.

1. Sea Birds By: Ben Bonnette, Casey Lawrence , and Gerardo Garcia.

2. A is for adaptations. One is the adoption to dive and see the fish above water.

3. B is for the bodies of seabirds. There bodies are built for flying and diving.

4. C is for communication of seabirds. The Pelicans throat comes out of its mouth when they feel good/happy.

5. D is for diving seabirds. Diving seabirds dive in order to catch there prey under the water.

6. E is for eggs of seabirds. When sea birds mate then lay eggs, in order to hatch babies.

7. F is for flying. Seabirds fly in order to see high over the water so they can see there prey under the water.

8. H is for the herring gull. Other name is Sea Gull. The most common sea birds, they inhabit Lakes, Ponds, Beaches, Oceans, Rivers, and other water spots.

9. O is for Omnivores. Seabirds eat Fish which is meat and seeds, basically anything edible on a beach that you can find they will eat it.

10. P is for Pelicans. Pelicans are known as the Louisiana’s State Bird.

11. S is for Our Animal Seabirds. Seabirds are birds that live around Seas, Rivers, Lakes, Ponds, and other water environments.