Gulls 'learn to feed on whales'

Read this and couldn't help but feel sorry for the whales, nothing they can do about it :(

Those sores must really hurt in the salt water too!
 
Robbie G said:
Seagulls really are sneaky vermin! Can see why they're a successful species though :eek:[/url]
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They are successful because of gormless people who leave food and pellets out for the little birds, then these ******** come and nick the lot and thank you by ****ing right down your windows.

Awful things they are. About on a par with pigeons and crows.
 
I often wonder why gulls are protected, they are everywhere and have no real benefit to the environment, yes we need them, just not so many, there population has exploded only due to human waste.

Time to shoot them, a lot of them.
 
I ****ing hates seagulls. Obviously in Brighton they are rife, and our office roof terrace is a total ****zone.

Total menace, bully every other form of wildlife - this week its been mainly pigeons and cats, and steal food from kids.

Not only that but they've learned to rip the binbags apart on bin day and the streets look like a ****ing rubbish tip by 8am.

I'm trying to convince the CEO to let us have a terrace shoot. I reckon the clients will love it.
 
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