Pauline the Pelican

"Ohh... That's my tummy rumbling! Seamus doesn't need this fish. I'll take it and catch another one from him later!"

- Pauline's first lines.



Pauline the Pelican is a pelican and a flamingo friend with Isabel. She lives in the Waterlily Lake. Pauline, sometimes, is very curious about her experiences. She is also voiced by Adrienne Posta.

Physical Appearance
Pauline has grass-like hair and is based on a great white pelican. She has a yellow beak and 2 webbed feet, which are also yellow.

Personality
She is usually very curious and usually has a good relationship with the many animals. As revealed in her first appearance, she was to be on a lookout for thieves who try to steal food. Even though she was stealing her animal friends' food, she's not really a villain. She is just actually an anti-heroine.

In her next appearance, Pauline has a partner named Isabel. Isabel is usually an instructor to Pauline. Pauline can sometimes be clumsy and eventually very funny.

Season 1

 * The Story of Pauline the Pelican (first appearance)

Season 2

 * The Story of Isabel the Flamingo


 * The Story of Nathalie's New Neighbors


 * The Story of Seamus the Stork


 * The Story of Georgina's Bumbleberry Soup (last appearance)

Trivia

 * Pauline is based on a great white pelican as stated above.


 * She is the first character whose name starts with the letter "P".


 * Pauline has a big beak in numerous scenes of her major appearances, despite not eating a single food. This is possibly animation error.


 * Her first appearance was Episode 11 despite being shown in the opening song. She is seen dancing with William, Herbert, Ronald and Audrey after Kevin bit Victor's tail.


 * Pauline is smaller than the flamingos. In real life, a pelican is larger than a flamingo.


 * She and Isabel are the best bird friends.


 * Pauline cannot talk with a lot of food in her mouth. Instead, she just mumbles.


 * Her costume from Episode 32 almost bears a resemblance to a pink-backed pelican. Though she is depicted as a great white pelican, a pink-backed pelican has pink hue and it doesn't have a completely pink makeover. Both species are native to African regions.