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This type of phenomenon is scientifically known as a "gull-nado" Named a gull-nado because of its tornado like appearance, gull-nadoes usually form over restaurants or city dumps in the seeking of a food source and use the circling action similar to Hawks and Eagles when seeking prey. There have been several reports of gull-nado activities along fast food truck stops, and roads heavy with fast food areas also known as a Gull-nado Alley. Gull-nadoes shouldn't be taken lightly and there is a F-1 though F-5 catagory. If you experience a gull-nado, seek the nearest fallout shelter. Sense gull-nadoes usually form near fast food areas that sell greasy, deep fried food, one should head towards a subway, farmers market or anywhere that fresh food is sold. Gull-nadoes will quickly dissipate in these areas and will quickly head towards a better food source.
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Why hundreds of seagulls fly in circles?
When seagulls circle something they are paying close attention to it. Usually it is a food source, and they are waiting for a chance to dive down and eat it.
Do seagulls fly underwater?
no
How high do seagulls fly?
about 200ft
Is there anything that is directed to fly poop?
Seagulls seem to fly a lot of poop.
What is an animal that fly lives on water and land?
seagulls
How do winds tend to move?
Winds tend to move from opposite the directions that seagulls fly. Because seagulls tend to fly from low pressure cells to areas with higher atmospheric pressure, the direction of the wind generally flows against the flow of seagulls.
Do seagulls fly?
yes,among the best fliers in the bird world.
Can eagle fly backwards?
No, seagulls cannot fly bakcwards. the hummingbird is the only bird that can fly backwards. Seagulls often get caught in thermal currents which carry them backwards, making it seem as though they are flying backwards.
How high can seagulls fly?
They fly up to cloud base. I've passed them at around 8,000ft in this country. They then use the thermals as a glider does.
Why do birds fly around and around in circles?
Insectivorous birds fly in circles to catch flying insects.
Why do seagulls fly over the sea?
Because if they flew over the bay they would be called bagels!
How would you kill a fly if it was flying in circles with a jet pack on its back?
A fly swatter.
