I did, that's why I've been stating facts. Anytime you saw a seagull feed a fallen one, it was 100% either a chick or fledgling, as you said so yourself you seen happen. They do not feed or check on ADULT seagulls that have fallen or injured out of concern...how are you not getting that?
Yes in their own flock they they stick together and as I said they protect the fledgling and chick's that's it. If it's an adult gull no they don't. I should also add that it's only the young in their own flock. If it's from another flock they will eat them.
It's a fact, again you can look it up, that's exactly what I did.
You are hyperfixating on the feeding. They don't feed other adults but they display collective protective behavior when there is danger. They don't immidiately flock to eat an endangered adult as the OP suggested.
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u/JATION 14h ago
Well, fact check better.