This colony of great black-backed gulls are aggressive hunters, pirates and scavengers. They will readily eat almost anything small enough to swallow. Unlike most other gulls, they are highly predatory and frequently hunt and kill any prey smaller than themselves. Lacking the razor-sharp talons and curved, tearing beak of a raptor, the great black-backed gull relies on aggression, physical strength and endurance when hunting or protecting their nests. Their droppings can cause illness. Instinct: Protect their nests

• Dive Bomb
• Spread Disease