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The laughing gull is a species of gull. "Seagull" is an informal name for gulls in general.

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The laughing gull is a species of gull. "Seagull" is an informal name for gulls in general.

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The Laughing Gull is not endangered at all! it is actually in the least concern category.

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Laughing gulls have few predators. Larger gull species like herring gulls may take unprotected chicks, as will raccoons and foxes.

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