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Seagulls do blink, but they have a nictitating membrane, also known as a third eyelid, that helps protect their eyes while still allowing them to see. This memb
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How many seagulls are there left in the world?


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Oh, my friend, worrying about the number of seagulls left in the world is understandable. But let's focus on the beauty of nature instead. Seagulls are resilien
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How many seagulls are there in the world?


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I had just read on yahoo, that there was about 1.8 million in the world. that's all the info i have. no source. seeing that there's about 6 billion people. i'd
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What are the male seagulls called?


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Male seagulls are called "bucks" or "cock" in bird terminology. They are also known as "ganders" in some regions. In the scientifi
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What do call a female seagull?


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A female seagull is called a "hen." Seagulls belong to the Laridae family, and like many bird species, they exhibit sexual dimorphism, meaning males a
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What does the phrase gulls wheeled and screeched suggest?


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Oh, dude, "gulls wheeled and screeched" suggests that seagulls were flying around in circles and making loud, high-pitched noises. It's like they're h
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What seasons do seagulls hibernate?


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Seagulls do not hibernate. Hibernation is a state of inactivity and metabolic depression that some animals enter in response to cold temperatures and limited fo
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How far can seagulls see?


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Seagulls have excellent vision and can see objects from far distances. They have a visual acuity of around 20/2, which means they can see an object from 20 feet
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Does a seagull have a backbone?


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Yes, a seagull, like all birds, has a backbone. The backbone, also known as the vertebral column or spine, provides structural support and protection for the sp
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Are british seagulls bigger than other seagulls?


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Are herring gulls omnivores?


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What is a seagull beak description?


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Where did the gull ah come from?


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What type of beak does a gull have?


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What type of relationship does seagull and turlte have?


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Will antacid tablets harm seagulls?


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Why can we live without our gull blader?


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How long do sea gulls live?


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It depends on the species and the surrounding environment, but the average life expectancy is 5 to 15 years. However, there are records of some living up to 25
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Are seagulls mammals?


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mammals

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