There is a circulating e-rumor to the effect that as an old man, Rickenbacker fed bucketsful of shrimp to the gulls every Friday night in gratitude for the one gull that helped save his and his fellow airmen's lives after they crashed their plane in the Pacific Ocean during WWII. After researching his biography online, I can find no mention of this except as attached to said e-rumor. According to the website Truthorfiction.com, the origin of this story can be traced to an inspirational religious book written by Max Lucado entitled "In the Eye of the Storm." The rumour is probably false and was probably only created to give more inspirational force to Lucado's book. Rickenbacker's own autobiography gives no mention of it, and from the type of personality Rickenbacker had (practical, results oriented, unsentimental), it is difficult to imagine him indulging in such a way.
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No. Seagulls should not be fed. They need to be eating their own food from the wild. Thanks for thinking of them!
Brine shrimp.
Shrimp pellets
Yes, they are not very intelligent but they do remember where they have gotten food if you feed them several times in a row.
To ensure the optimal health and growth of brine shrimp, you can feed them a diet of algae, yeast, and commercial brine shrimp food. These foods provide essential nutrients and promote healthy development in brine shrimp.
To ensure proper nutrition and growth of brine shrimp, you can feed them a diet of algae, yeast, and commercial brine shrimp food. These foods provide essential nutrients and promote healthy development in brine shrimp.
Seagulls are not herbivores. They primarily feed on fish, although they are also known to be opportunistic scavengers. In their natural state, they are carnivores, but their adaptation to man's presence has made them omnivores.
Seagulls will eat practically anything from fish, to chips, to clams, to bread.
newborns should be feed baby brine shrimp :) and i suppose you feed them when ever you feed a regular betta
People often feed seagulls because they enjoy interacting with wildlife and find it entertaining to watch the birds' behavior. Many view feeding them as a way to connect with nature, especially in coastal areas where seagulls are common. Additionally, some individuals may feel sympathy for the birds, believing they are helping them find food. However, feeding seagulls can lead to dependency on human food and disrupt their natural foraging behaviors.
The most common reason for a lack of seagulls in an area is that there is no food source for them. Seagulls are scavengers and cannot feed on open water like other birds.