There are somewhere around 50 living seagull species. These birds are also known as gulls - which common name do you use for them? Seagulls are considered annoying pests by some people, but around here we love them! Learn more seagull facts, or gull facts, on this episode of Animal Fact Files!
Scientific Name: Family - Laridae
Range: Cosmopolitan
Habitat: Ocean shores, lakes, ponds, parking lots, and trash heaps
Size: 2-5 feet (60.96cm-1.524m) wingspan
Diet: Crustaceans, eggs, worms, fish, rodents, reptiles, seed, fruits, and dead bodies
Threats: Sharks, hawks, eagles, foxes, weasels, and dolphins
Life span: Five to fifteen years
✨ Animal Fact Files Patreon Supporters get early access to videos, get their video requests moved to the top of our request list, and more! ✨
👉
There's more to learn! Exclusive videos on social media:
🎵 TikTok -
📸 Instagram -
🐦 Twitter -
📚 Facebook -
"World of Tomorrow" is a short film by Don Hertzfeltd (it's where the "dead bodies" line comes from).
---
Images and Video:
alex lang -
Tilemahos Efthimiadis -
Sandy Brown Jensen -
Chris Lexow -
cuatrok77 -
Eugene Kim -
Walter -
Bob Peterson -
Timo Newton-Syms -
S Kaiser -
Caleb Putnam -
osseous -
Justin Henry -
Paul Hurtado -
Greg Schechter -
Blondinrikard Fröberg -
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Southeast Region -
Aaron Talt -
bertknot -
Stefan Berndtsson -
Ken Billington -
Research Credits:
#animalfactfiles
#seagull
#seagullfacts
Seagull Facts: FACTS About GULLS | Animal Fact Files For Country: United States. City: Nashville, Pomona, Scottsdale, St. Louis, St. Petersburg
Tag: #Updated Blog Post, #simply click the next document, #visit the next site, #read page, #inquiry
