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[[File:ACV Seagull.png|thumb|230px|A seagull in 9th-century [[Norway]]]]
[[File:ACV Seagull.png|thumb|230px|A seagull in 9th-century [[Norway]]]]
'''Seagulls''', sometimes called '''gulls''', are medium-sized birds belonging to the ''Laridae'' family. Seagulls are a type of seabird adapted to living in coastal areas, foraging above and in the sea, whilst still nestling on land.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP|Gull}}</ref>
'''Seagulls''', sometimes called '''gulls''', are medium-sized birds belonging to the ''Laridae'' family. Seagulls are a type of seabird adapted to living in coastal areas, foraging above and in the sea, whilst still nestling on land.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP|Gull}}</ref>

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A seagull in 9th-century Norway

Seagulls, sometimes called gulls, are medium-sized birds belonging to the Laridae family. Seagulls are a type of seabird adapted to living in coastal areas, foraging above and in the sea, whilst still nestling on land.[1]

Most seagull species are white or grey, with black markings. They live on fish, crustaceans, and other small animals.[1]

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Seagulls are often found near coastal cities and can be seen resting on and following ships, using them as a piece of land. The Spartan misthios Kassandra,[2] the Viking shieldmaiden Eivor Varinsdottir,[3] the pirate Edward Kenway,[4] and the Templar Shay Cormac[5] all encountered a species of seagull during their travels.

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