Eagles

In a rather ironic twist, one of the most common predators of seagulls that eat seagulls is another bird, eagles.

Eagles are raptors that hunt on nearly all species of birds, therefore it is not surprising that they prey on seagulls. Eagles have wonderful lives, hunting and preying on other birds, including seagulls, because there are basically no other animals (apart from humans) to hunt them down. When it comes to hunting, eagles are significantly more proficient than seagulls. Additionally, eagles outperform seagulls in practically every category, making them simple prey. An eagle won't often swoop down into a group of seagulls and pick one down, but they frequently target the birds that are at the borders of the roost. Since eagles are seldom seen close to cities, these are more prevalent in regions with a lot of mountains.

In every physical category, including strength and speed, eagles are superior to seagulls. This makes choosing seagulls for the Eagles simple. When seagulls are roosting in groups, an eagle often hunts the one that is a little farther away from the roost. By using this strategy, eagles may capture prey without having to deal with the flock's protection.

One of the most frequent predators of seagulls is the eagle. Strong talons on the limbs of these raptors are essential for attacking and killing seagulls.