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What are the natural predators of whiting?
Humans, wolves, and mountain lions are predators of the white-tailed deer.
Are seagulls predators or prey?
Seagulls are primarily considered opportunistic feeders, which means they can be both predators and prey. They hunt for small fish, crustaceans, and other marine life, making them predators in those contexts. However, they can also fall victim to larger birds of prey, such as eagles, and other predators, thus serving as prey in the food chain. Their adaptability allows them to thrive in various ecological roles.
What is a puffins predators?
•Mouse-eating monsters •Smilodons •Seagulls •polar bears •Orcas •Foxes
What are enemies of shrimp?
Pretty much anything seagulls, otters, ...
What does a seagull need to survive?
Seagulls survive on eating fish to small rodents. Seagulls also adapt their behavior within the environment. such as stamping their feet on the ground to imitate rainfalls in order for earthworms to move up to the surface.
What is the difference between male and female seagull?
Well the male seagulls are brighter than the females who are duller. I think this is so predators can't see the females on the nest. Also i think their feet are different colours.
What preys on birds?
Cats (super evil animals), hawks, owls, dogs, monkeys and hunters
Are there albino seagulls?
Yes, albino seagulls can occur, though they are quite rare. Albinism in birds, including seagulls, results from a genetic mutation that affects melanin production, leading to white feathers and pinkish eyes. These birds may face challenges in the wild, such as increased visibility to predators and difficulty in thermoregulation. However, they can survive and thrive in certain environments if they can avoid these challenges.
Are seagulls blue?
No, Seagulls are white.
Why is a group seagulls called a colony?
A group of seagulls is called a colony because this term reflects their social behavior and nesting habits. Seagulls often gather in large numbers to breed and raise their young in specific locations, which promotes safety in numbers against predators. The term "colony" also signifies a community structure where these birds can interact and support each other in their nesting activities.
What is a salmon's predator?
Salmon are eaten by seals and sea lions, sharks, eagles, ospreys, orcas and other carnivorous predators such as bears and humans.Bears, seagulls, eagles...ect...
What kind of environmental factors may affect organisms that live on a rocky beach?
An organism living on a rocky beach might be affected by: 1. Not having enough food or shelter 2. Predators(like seagulls) 3. Tidal waves(water)
