The Tough Life of the English Seagull (2)
Their own children are not well cared for, but they are angry with others.
In the Willard neighborhood of Wallacey, England, a seagull couple with their cubs settled on the roof of a house. The people and gulls get along harmoniously, a scene of happy harmony.
One day, 38-year-old Price was walking on the road, and received a call from his wife, who anxiously told him that she thought the seagull's cubs might have fallen off the roof, and that the seagull couple was going crazy in the neighborhood and had attacked 6 passers-by.
Despite his wife's warnings, Price didn't pay much attention to it, so the scene in the picture happened. According to Price's later recollection, the seagulls were like bombers, dive bombing.
Another neighbor also talked about his thrilling experience, and he was walking on the phone when he saw two women waving at him not far away. The next second, I saw a shadow attacking me from behind, pecking at my head, and I fell down in a panic, fortunately a woman let me hide in the foyer of her house for a while, and now, on his head, the wound pecked by the seagull was still clearly visible.
It is understood that after the accidental death of their cubs, seagulls will go crazy and anger others, so if you have seagulls in your family, it is not necessarily a good thing. Seagulls are not as gentle as swallows, and seagulls can recognize people and take revenge.
