African Aquatic Bird is a term used to describe three birds that are found in Africa: the Pelican, Flamingo, and CORMORANT. The Pelican is a large bird with a long beak and webbed feet, and is known for its ability to dive deep underwater to catch fish. The Flamingo is a tall, pink bird with long legs and a curved neck, and is often seen standing in shallow water. The CORMORANT is a dark-colored bird with a long neck and hooked bill, and is known for its ability to swim underwater and catch fish. All three of these birds are native to Africa and can be found near bodies of water.