Gulls (Seagulls)

They providestrength and support for the body.

Sea Gull Lighting is a company that makes assorted light fixtures for home interiors an exteriors, including chandeliers, wall sconces, track lighting, rail lighting, etc.

Seahorse eggs are not often seen as they are deposited directly into the male's pouch after fertilization. The offspring emerge from the pouch as live young.

Yes!

Gulls will eat most anything organic, as they are all scavengers by nature.

There is a circulating e-rumor to the effect that as an old man, Rickenbacker fed bucketsful of shrimp to the gulls every Friday night in gratitude for the one gull that helped save his and his fellow airmen's lives after they crashed their plane in the Pacific Ocean during WWII. After researching his biography online, I can find no mention of this except as attached to said e-rumor. According to the website Truthorfiction.com, the origin of this story can be traced to an inspirational religious book written by Max Lucado entitled "In the Eye of the Storm." The rumour is probably false and was probably only created to give more inspirational force to Lucado's book. Rickenbacker's own autobiography gives no mention of it, and from the type of personality Rickenbacker had (practical, results oriented, unsentimental), it is difficult to imagine him indulging in such a way.

Hard to say, but some people consider them pests, because they hang around food sources like malls and garbage dumps.

Terns. Both groups are in the family Laridae.

the young seagull is afraid of flying over the great expanse of sea .he feel certain that his wings will never support him in the remaining in the air and he well fall down in to the sea.

Seagull eggs typically need to be kept at a temperature of around 37 to 38 degrees Celsius (98.6 to 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit) for optimal development. This temperature range helps ensure proper incubation and hatching of the eggs. The parent birds maintain this warmth by carefully sitting on the eggs and adjusting their position as needed. If temperatures drop significantly, it can jeopardize the viability of the eggs.

No. Birds cannot grow back limbs lost in accidents.

Yes, Seagulls have a weak membrame over their eyes and after many years of salt water diving this damages the membrame and causes blindness. The offspring of the gull will then carry on feeding their parents until they get bored and have to kill them through kamikaze cliff smashing or leading them out to the ocean to starve.

Seagulls are evil. Simply look into their blind eyes.

No, ducks do not explode from drinking carbonated soda. While feeding them soda can be harmful due to the high sugar and caffeine content, it is unlikely to cause an explosion. The myth likely stems from misunderstanding how carbonation works in animals. It's best to stick to appropriate foods for ducks, like grains and vegetables.

Yes. They are protected by the Migratory Bird Act.

You give them normal poison and let them eat/drink it.

Hurricanes will often drive gull species inland.

It really depends on the species and how much of them there are. One species of goose the Ne-Ne of Hawaii is in endangered so it is protected.

the seagull in on the cieling in the bedroom. It is in the shape of a ceiling fan.

It can be. Histoplasmosis is a respiratory disease that may be fatal. It results from a fungus growing in dried bird droppings.

They are colorblind.

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The one and only main predator of the common seagull or "Gull" as they are known, is Steven Todd of Dundee, although his diet is supplemented with dangerous amounts of alcohol, He heavily depends on them as a source of food.

What is Gramp doing when Jeff first sees the seagull

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