English jokes about seagulls

Seagulls (usually informally called seagulls) are birds of the family Seagullidae. They are closely related to terns (ternidae), far from puffins and goldfinches, and far from wading birds. Until recently, most seagulls were classified as Larus, but this arrangement is now considered diverse, which led to the resurrection of several genera. [ 1]

Seagulls are typical medium and large birds, usually gray or white, with black spots on their heads or wings. They usually make harsh whines or screams, with thick and long beaks and webbed feet. The gull species range in size from120g (4.2oz) and 29cm (1/0.5in) to1.75kg (3.8lb) and 76cm (30in) big black-backed gull.