👉 Sheldfowl is a type of bird that is native to Australia and New Zealand, specifically the region known as the Great Barrier Reef. They are known for their distinctive white and blue plumage and their ability to fly long distances at high speeds. The term "sheldfowl" was first used in 1862 by Charles Darwin while he was studying the Great Barrier Reef. The name is derived from the word "sheld", which means "white" or "clear".
