Answer 1:
No they don't; crabs can't fit in their beak.
Answer 2:
Some crabs may be too large to fit in the beak of a smaller gull but most gulls do consume crabs. Gulls also eat fish and carrion.
No, they break open the shells and remove the flesh within them.
They do not actually digest the crab's tough outer body / turtle shells.
That's why you would find cracked shells about the sea shore. :)
Seagulls are scavengers and will indeed eat oysters. However, this is not their food of choice and requires more work.
Seagulls love to eat clams. They go to great lengths to pick them up and drop them on rocks to crack them. Seagulls are not picky eaters and will eat almost anything.
Yes they will. Small sea turtles run a gauntlet of predators on their way to the water.
no, seagulls do not eat snails.
Yes
seagulls
Hawks eat small animals such as squirrels, rabbits, and small birds. Hawks can possibly eat baby seagulls, but the adult seagulls aren't likely to hunt.
No. They are too small for them.
yes groundhogs will eat small turtles, if you can feed the groundhog and he/she will not eat turtles because he/she will have plentiful to eat.
Yes, seagulls eat many baby turtles while they crawl from their eggs to the water.
I have seen seagulls pluck small fish such as sculpin and blennies, as well crabs from kelp beds.
land turtles are but, sea turtles eat small fish and bugs
seagulls and other types oh suger ? :D LOL the first one was right
fish and seaweeds
Whey do turtles eat fish any way
Small turtles can eat both boiled and plain lettuce. Boiling lettuce makes the lettuce softer, therefore making it easier for smaller turtles to eat.
Seagulls will eat about anything