Not content to be merely the masters of the sky, many semiaquatic waterfowl also dominate much of the coastline. How many of these noble seabirds can you spot?

• Pelicans: Identifiable by their bucket-like jowls, which are typically used to scoop glimmering fish from the ocean or responsibly hold car keys for beach-goers who plan on having a few mai tais.
  
• Penguins: Since they’re flightless, these birds only use their feathers for insulation, which allows them to survive for hours in the deep, icy vacuum of space.
  
• Flamingos: In addition to posing for the original sketches of the question mark, flamingos lend their likenesses for plastic reproductions that allow you to quickly figure out which of your neighbors you hate.
  
• Ospreys: Ospreys frequently appear on lists of waterfowl, and are most likely very beautiful. They probably eat fish.