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Tom
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5th Aug 11 at 14:50   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
From another forum I use

Eating live bats whole:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AffGN5OYCFY&feature=player_embedded

Eating a dead pigeon:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=si9j8AKN06Y&feature=player_embedded

Anyone ever seen anything like this

[Edited on 05-08-2011 by Tom]
adiohead
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5th Aug 11 at 14:56   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
"Carnivorous seaguls"

Do you get herbivorous ones?
Hammer
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We had a BBQ a couple of weeks ago. Couple of the guys ties fishing line around a chicken chaat and a plastic bag to the other end.

The greedy cunts eat the full thing whole and then panic like fuck when they can't fly as they have a parachute
Jambo
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They eat anything tbh old boots the lot
Tom
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quote:
Originally posted by adiohead
"Carnivorous seaguls"

Do you get herbivorous ones?



Took me a while to figure that out I suppose I never really thought of them as predators
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Ive seen one munch on a dead rabbit and a few weeks ago i threw a chicken leg with a little bit of meat on it and a seagull swallowed the thing whole.
Theyre smarter than you think, they actually know the difference between chicken bones and a rock, lol.
LeeM
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quote:
Originally posted by Hammer
We had a BBQ a couple of weeks ago. Couple of the guys ties fishing line around a chicken chaat and a plastic bag to the other end.

The greedy cunts eat the full thing whole and then panic like fuck when they can't fly as they have a parachute


amazing must try this one day
SXi_Tim
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Apparently if you put bicarbinate soda onto bread and feed it to seaguls/pigeons they drop out the sky about 10 secs later, apparently
bubble
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ive seen worse.

neighbours dog had a shit in the garden, turns around and eats it.

wtf

[Edited on 05-08-2011 by bubble]
sc0ott
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Most dogs eat shit, or was it your neighbour who ate it
richc
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quote:
Originally posted by SXi_Tim
Apparently if you put bicarbinate soda onto bread and feed it to seaguls/pigeons they drop out the sky about 10 secs later, apparently


Where do i buy said soda?
JaffaTB
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not seen that before but seen a video on the net of a cow eating live baby chickens
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Mine!
Jake
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drunkenfool
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http://m.youtube.com/index?desktop_uri=%2F&gl=GB#/watch?v=0b4TU_R7J3c
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when i was smoking at work a few weeks back I threw the half smoked tab away and a seagull dive and ate the thing still lit. also seen them going for the baby pigeons and actually ripping them to bits.
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why is it amazing that seagulls are predatory? they dive and catch fish after all
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I saw a seagull open a packet of crisps once It was quality.
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Love that

 
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