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It depends on the species, some are highly specialised and eat only crustaceans or fish, at the other extreme, most of the common species seen around human habitation are total omnivores, eating almost anything edible.
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 14y agoYouTube has a video of Orcas (Killer whales) "playing" with a pelican, so I know that Orcas would eat gulls. Also, many types of shark eat gulls. Iguanas eat theirs eggs when found on shore-based nests.
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∙ 13y agosharks and other large species of fish
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∙ 11y agoBirds
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What does the glaucous gull eat?
I think that the GLAUCOUS GULL eats fish because all of the sea gulls eat fish.
What do laughing gull eat?
crodgrass
What do Kelp gull eat?
Nothing
What eat the glaucous gull?
I think that the GLAUCOUS GULL eats fish because all of the sea gulls eat fish.
Will a gull eat dead human flesh?
no it wont
Are seagulls carnivores?
They evolved that way, but will eat anything organic. The correct term is gull, not seagull, because there are 45 gull species.
What eats glaucous gull?
I think that the GLAUCOUS GULL eats fish because all of the sea gulls eat fish.
What do sea gull eat?
Anything they want pretty much
Do seaguls eat sparrows?
A sea gull would be hard pressed to prey on sparrows. The smaller bird always has the advantage when it comes to evasive maneouvres. The Sea gull is not equiped with talons or a beak to catch anything with. It is hard to imagine a Gull holding onto anything. If a sparrow were already dead then a Gull would eat it though.
Is a seagull a carnivore?
The term, sea gull, is a common collective name for several individual gull species. Taking the Herring Gull and the Black Headed Gull as two examples, these gulls that will eat practically anything, from scraps of bread to anything meaty it can find on a rubbish tip. Therefore, some gull species are more omnivore in their eating habits.
What does an ocean gull eat?
Just about anything fish or even small rodents.
Are there different kinds of crows?
There are many different species of seagull. Some are common, others rare, some are only found in certain areas, whereas others are found world wide. Here are a few of the different kinds of seagull: * Dolphin Gull * Pacific Gull * Black-tailed Gull * White-eyed Gull * Sooty Gull * Common Gull * Ring-billed Gull * Great Black-backed Gull * Kelp Gull * California Gull * Glaucous Gull * Iceland Gull * Yellow-footed Gull * Herring Gull * Caspian Gull * East Siberian Herring Gull * Armenian Gull * Grey-headed Gull * Brown-headed Gull * Hartlaub's Gull * Silver Gull * Black-billed Gull * Brown-billed Gull * Red-billed Gull * Slender-billed Gull * Black-headed Gull * Mediterranean Gull * Lava Gull * Laughing Gull * Little Gull * Red-legged Kittiwake * Black legged Kittiwake * Ivory Gull * Swallow-tailed Gull
