var arrayFacts = [
"Who Needs a Picnic Basket?
The pouch in the beak of a Pelican can carry up to 12 quarts of food! A pelican uses its pouch to hold fish or other crustaceans.",
"Record Breaking Beak:
Australian Pelican beaks are the longest beaks in the world.",
"Paleopelican:
Pelican fossils date back some 40 million years.",
"Majestic Pelican:
Brown Pelicans have a wingspan of 2 meters and are very graceful gliders.",
"Pelican World Travelers:
The breeding ground for one flock of Brown Pelican is Ancapa, California. In the winter, they migrate to Chile.
Another Brown Pelican flock travels from Maryland to migratory grounds in Trinidad and Venezuela.",
"Louisiana, the pelican state:
The pelicans of Louisiana's bayou are loved throughout the entire state.
These pelicans have been immortalized throughout Louisiana in the state's motto and imagery.
Louisiana is known as the Pelican State. The bird also graces the state seal and the state flag!",
"It's a Pelican World:
The Pelican is split up into seven or eight different species that live around the world, on every continent except Antarctica.",
"The Christian Pelican:
In medieval Europe, the pelican was observed to be particularly attentive to her young. In fact, people believed that she would provide her own blood to her offspring when no other food was available.
For this reason, the pelican became a symbol of the Passion of Jesus and of the Eucharist.",
"To Each His Own:
White pelicans feed in circles, surrounding fish and attacking them under the water. Brown Pelicans, however. dive from the air, mid-flight, for fish.",
];