Dolphins

It's crucial to note that dolphins are rarely observed pursuing seagulls before we talk about dolphins. Dolphins are a common animal. The majority of animals like the tropical regions' warm seas, although others, like the right whale dolphin, choose cooler climes. The majority of dolphins eat fish and squid, but some, like the orca, also eat huge animals like seals. Female dolphins only mate once every two to three years, but male dolphins frequently mate with several females each year. Dolphins and birds have been observed working together to go fishing, though. Don't you think that sounds fascinating?

Dolphins and birds have a mixed connection; some are pals, while others are adversaries. Additionally, as we all know, dolphins typically dive on the water's surface, making it simpler for them to attack a seagull. However, dolphins seldom attack seagulls with the intention of eating them.

Dolphins and seagulls both like catching fish as prey. So when they fight it's typically because they're chasing fish. Additionally, dolphins will not think twice to assault and perhaps even kill seagulls when they are pursuing the same prey.