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[[Seagull]]s are medium to large {{Wiki|seabird}}s with gray and white [[feather]]s, strong agile wings, and webbed feet. Their distinctive short cry has become synonymous with the sea, and can evoke a wistful longing in the hearer. They are found along coastlines and inland waters all throughout the [[Earth|world]]. | [[Seagull]]s are medium to large {{Wiki|seabird}}s with gray and white [[feather]]s, strong agile wings, and webbed feet. Their distinctive short cry has become synonymous with the sea, and can evoke a wistful longing in the hearer. They are found along coastlines and inland waters all throughout the [[Earth|world]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:42, 9 October 2026
Seagulls are medium to large seabirds with gray and white feathers, strong agile wings, and webbed feet. Their distinctive short cry has become synonymous with the sea, and can evoke a wistful longing in the hearer. They are found along coastlines and inland waters all throughout the world.
Seagulls are adaptable feeders, consuming fish, invertebrates, and even human refuse.