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Yes they do often eat seagulls. In fact the whales can vomit up the fish they have swallowed so that the regurgitation may float on the water and attract a seagull - the whale then rises from under the water and chomps its jaws on the gull to take it down into the water where the whale will drown the gull before it is swallowed.

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Regurgitated fish.

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I'm not sure but definantley not as long as 100 years.

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When you need to get the seagull egg, you can find it on top of one of the trees. You go to where you normally would verse riku for a fight (sword fight not the race) where Tidus should be now.( I'm pretty sure) Go across the bride and you will see 3 or 2 trees. There should be a tall slim one and a fat one a little shorter than the tall one. climb up the tall one and jump onto the short one. there should be a egg there.

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A female seagull is called a hen

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laridaphobia

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There are three sharks in Finding Nemo. Their names are: * Bruce - the Great White shark and leader of the trio of sharks * Anchor - the Hammerhead Shark * Chum - the Mako Shark

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An emu's bones are solid and adapted for long periods of running and walking. A seagull's bones are light and hollow so they can fly easily.

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No it is the other way around. Seagulls eat crabs.No it is the other way around. Seagulls eat crabs.

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The relationship between the Sea Gulls and turtle is the predator and the prey relationship as a seagull eats the turtle's eggs and youngs

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Although not a common species, the ivory gull is listed as "Near Threatened", not endangered, by the IUCN.

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All birds, including the sea gull, have two legs.

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It depends on the species, some are highly specialised and eat only crustaceans or fish, at the other extreme, most of the common species seen around human habitation are total omnivores, eating almost anything edible.

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A seagull making good use of the wind may fly more than 1,000 kilometres in one day.

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I can find no published study or even an oblique reference to the myth that suggests they might not! Seagulls, and birds in general, have a single opening called the cloaca, which serves for removing both the waste products of the kidneys and the intestines. This has a muscular sphincter to hold it closed, much like the anus. The bird's digestive tract, though shorter than ours, still contains bacteria and these bacteria will produce gas. When the gas pressure exceeds the elastic strength of the cloaca sphincter, the result must inevitably be a fart. Possibly the reason seagulls might have acquired a reputation for never farting is that when a seagull poops in mid-air the person below suffers the immediate consequences. But with a mid-air fart, who's to know ?

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dose a seagull have a backbone

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Seagulls eat fish

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Seagulls have large wingspans for the same reasons that gliders do. Long and slender (high aspect ratio) wings produce less drag for a given amount of lift (at least at slow speeds) than short, stubby ones. Seagulls use these efficient wings to allow them to stay aloft with ease while taking advantage of updrafts caused by winds deflected by cliffs, buildings, even waves. In windy conditions, seagulls can use waves to stay aloft by engaging in what is known as "dynamic soaring" - flying into and out of regions of higher and lower wind speeds.

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As far as I am aware a young Seagull is just called a chick

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I have the same motor in my 95 cav. it does it, i think its a lifter, but my aunt bought a 2004 cav. it started tapping at 24,000 miles. mine has over 175,000 on it. sorry i couldn't be of more help. Tim

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I also have a 95 Cavalier with a 2.2, and the car has made a disturbingly loud tapping since I bought it 3 months ago. Last week, the tapping became louder and constant, and about 10 miles later, it stripped the timing gear. The mechanic said that I had a sticking valve, and that 2 pistons had not been firing for some time (I'm sort of upset with the shop that performed a tune up 2 weeks ago, You'd THINK they'd have noticed!). You might want to get it checked out. Oh, it DID last for 240K miles. Steve

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Jonathan, Sullivan, and Fletch.