Seagull Feeding its young, Monterey Bay 

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this is a gold

"Hey mom I'm home from work what's for dinner." Mom :"got some nice scrambled crab for yeh " *retching noise*

I feel like its almost more accurate to say though when you’re 12 and still living with mom XD at twelve you can walk around and do most of what you’re parents can do, you just suck at it XD

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Omg me too, friend, me too

And what have you eaten in the last week ? A gull just like a human needs to eat ???

@@brumxplanecrazytube did it have to swallow a rabbit? No. That rabbit is bigger than it's throat. Not offend by any mean, i just seen it weird.

@@KietTuan-nh7rw I know what you mean dude but if you were starving I am sure you would eat something whole just to get it in your mouth. I have a pet seagull who visits me every day, I feed him fresh fish which he loves and he has no need to swallow a whole rabbit. I have only taken an interest in them during Covid-19 when lots of people are locked in and they are funny animals to watch with different personalities. The world would be a poorer place without them and all the noise they create, lol.

@@brumxplanecrazytube isn't nature great? But human are ruining it for the sake of evolving for what in my mind

I think the adult is a male. I have a pet seagull LoL. (Actually a whole family of them, Mom, pops and the young one 🤣) I see the male feeding the baby more than I see the female doing it. (Actually I don't think I've ever seen her feed the baby) It's really funny to watch. The baby chases him around all day with that annoying squeaking sound 🤣 When he's had enough of it, he's like ok fine here's some food now shut it LoL

Bro got robbed for all his worth 😂😂

Who knows if they even speak a language

@@ibra8096 I know they do. We all do.

hahaaa

Breastfeeding is hot!

yep

@@JohnMountonyoutube that’s good parenting though. Birds even treat their young better than some humans treat their own, that’s depressing

I literally read the title as that bc of all the rabbits, crabs, starfish, snakes, octopus, and pigeons I’ve now watched them eat thanks to ‘seagull swallows rabbit whole’

@@dinodiego5615 The perks of the internet eh? Haha!

seagulls sometimes eat chicks of other birds including other seagulls but most are good parents to their own chicks (=

​@@aprioriontoast704 Humans kill humans often for no reason at all and even waste the dead flesh... Seagulls are Angels compared to us.

@@seagullsnowy -The fact that man knows right from wrong proves his intellectual superiority to the other creatures; but the fact that he can do wrong proves his moral inferiority to any creatures that cannot. -Mark Twain

It's exhausting work bringing up the next generation...my mother had barley time to eat and she was human ! I don't blame mama gull

thanks for watching!

Too small for a herring gull.. bloody big buggers !

What is it in this video that indiciates a strong bond?

At 1:19 parent gull presents predigested food for fledge.

I think it’s western

They can fly, but not very well (as with most fledglings). As a result, they are heavily dependent on their parents for food until fully grown.

Cryptomaster beemoth yeah but after they learn to fly for sometime they are still kinda brown

they fledge but even when they are indepedant they need 4 years to get their adult colors

Chicken Wings. This is the behaviour of a hungry fledgling that is still dependant on its mother for food.

As likely to be a dad-daughter, and they don't leave the family group until much later

It's a brown seaweed, with air bladders that make it float. E.g. could be fucus vesiculosus or fucus spiralis.

It's a greedy little bastard youngster .. seriously it looks like a pacfic gull

@@hannahdyson5603 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_gull

@@hannahdyson5603 I think it's not black enough or big enough to be a pacific gull they have pitch black backs, their chicks are darker , their beaks are also more distinctively vulcher shaped and they have more red on their bill.I think it's a Western gull, herring gull or Caspian gull?

Western gull