What are seagulls adaptations?

Answer 1

Seagulls have beady and sharp eyes which makes them able to spot prey easily and they have very sharp claws to grab their prey.

They have webbed feet.

Answer 2

Adaptations

· Wings to escape attackers

· A hooked beak for tearing through flesh and shell

· Excellent eyesight to spot prey

· Sharp claws (talons) to grab prey and tear off a shell

· Webbed feet for propulsion in the water

Answer 3

Seagulls have adapted to their lives by changing their appearance. One of their adaptations is hooked claws to attack but now they use it to hold food such as your fish and chips! Its eyes work better than some birds as it has to spot sharks and other animals trying to eat or kill it.

Seagulls have oily, water resistant feathers so they don't sink if they swim. They also have glands to get rid of excess salt from their food, making them able to drink salt water

Answer 4

A seagull has the following adaptations:

1. Having webbed feet for swimming
2. Having wings to fly
3. Having beaks to eat
4. Having eyes to spot prey, predators, and mates
5. Having muscles and bones to move
6. Having a nervous system to do all of the above
7. Etc.

Without any of the above, a seagull would have trouble catching prey, avoiding sharks, or finding mates.

Answer 5

He has streamlined body shape to reduce the resistance of the water.He has smooth surface to reduce friction

Answer 6

there are many adaptations, but beak beaks,heavy feathers,webbed feet and big wings are the most obvious

Answer 7

they are adapted to their enviroment because the are white so fish cant see them

Answer 8

Wings and a beak

Answer 9

they do it through sex

Answer 10

webbed feet to swim!

long beaks to get fish out of small places