I've finished the work on three more older sets with significant revisions-- they should all be out by Audubon's Birthday. The first of them is the revisions to my 2009 Pelicans. That will be followed by updates to my 2010 Jacanas and Australia v3. All three sets have significantly more content, enhanced geometry, rigging, morphs and textures-- as well as Iray and Superfly support. The Australian pelican is unmistakable and a “cartoon-like” appearance that also does seem unreal, especially with breeding season plumage. It is the only pelican in which the bare skin around the eye does not touch its bill. Sexes are alike, however the males is larger overall and has a significantly larger bill. It is found in Australia, Papua New Guinea and western Indonesia, with occasional reports in New Zealand and Sulawesi. It feeds on Fish and some marine invertebrates. In addition to small fish, they will eat crustaceans, tadpoles, turtles, some birds (Silver Gulls and Grey Teal) and even, small dogs. They can eat up to 9 kilograms of food per day. They have been known to follow humans homes, hoping to be fed. Prey is caught by fishing from the water surface. It regularly feeds in groups, which may number close to 2,000 birds. They work often co-operatively and can be seen frequently solitary as well.