It was my first visit to Looe, a small town in East Cornwall. There is a big harbour and many boats in the area. After the long tour all I needed was a snack. Before I find a place to eat I spotted a sharp-set seagull in the distance who was having a crab for lunch.
It tooks less than two minutes to its dismemberment.
The bird literally broke the crab's legs with its beak. You can see on the pictures how easily the gull handled his victim.
A bit scary...
This sign was definitely not added there by accident:
In conclusion I want to declare that seagulls are the last birds I would feed. They are cheeky enough and adaptable to the environment.
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