Seagull
The most common usage of the term "seagull" refers to any of the various species of seabirds in the family Laridae.
These birds are typically found near the coast.
They feed on fish, crustaceans, and other marine life.
Seagulls are medium-sized birds with long wings and a distinctive white body with grey wings.
They have a hooked beak that they use to tear at food, and they have webbed feet that help them to swim.
Seagulls are social birds that often live in large colonies.
They are also very vocal birds, making a variety of different sounds, including squawks, caws, and meows.
Seagulls are an important part of the marine ecosystem.
They help to control populations of fish and other marine life, and they also play a role in the decomposition of dead animals.
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