A bird with a frog-like mouth, allied to the British Nightjar. Now in
the London Zoological Gardens.
The capacious mouth is well suited for engulfing large insects such as
locusts and mantises, which are mostly caught on the trees. During the
day the More-pork or Frog-mouth sleeps upright on a branch, and its
mottled brown plumage makes it almost invisible.]
[Illustration: PELICAN'S BILL, ADAPTED FOR CATCHING AND STORING FISHES