“Gulls will go for anything,” a former spice user, Kevin Robertson, 45, from Hastings, told the publication. “They used to come up behind us and grab whatever we had. “If we were stoned ...

it was just a common herring gull that had somehow managed to coat himself in a bright orange spice, either curry or turmeric. The bird's plight gained attention online in February 2021 ...

A spokeswoman said: "We get many calls about injured gulls - especially at this time of year - but this one was a bit more unusual than the norm. "He must have had a shock when he fell in the curry.

Although gulls are federally protected, it can feel like the real endangered species on the beach is lunch. Clever gulls maraud where food is plentiful, and they become a nuisance when they learn ...

From pilfering chips to swallowing whole starfish, gulls are known for their voracious appetites. However, one scientist was so astounded to see pictures on social media of gulls eating "weird and ...