The gull is a medium to large-sized seabird that lives along coasts all over the world.

Northern populations do tend to migrate south for the winter.

Most gulls can lay a single clutch of up to three eggs at a time.

Most seagulls travel at speeds between 20 and 40 miles per hour.

The largest species, the great black-backed gull, has a wingspan of more than 5 feet long. The typical American herring gull has a wingspan of 4 to...

The seagull tends to be a large stout bird with long wings and thin legs. The bill is long and hooked at the end with a darker or lighter marking a...

Seagulls will eat almost any small animals they can find. Fish and mollusks are among their favorites, but they are truly opportunistic birds.

Yes, these seabirds are highly intelligent. They have demonstrated many different strategies to obtain food, including some limited tool use.

As anyone who has visited a beach can probably attest, seagulls are among the most tenacious birds in the world. They will take an easy meal by ste...