Seagulls

Seagulls are medium to large seabirds commonly found near oceans, lakes, and coastal areas. They belong to the family Laridae and are known for their adaptability and opportunistic feeding habits. Seagulls have a distinctive appearance, with long wings, a sturdy body, and often white or gray plumage with dark markings. They are scavengers, feeding on fish, small animals, and human refuse, which helps them thrive in various environments. Seagulls are highly social, often gathering in large colonies, and are notable for their keen eyesight and ability to fly long distances, making them an integral part of coastal ecosystems.