Gulls are marine birds that are located all over the world. There are 20 different species of gulls in North American. They live in colonies of hundreds of birds, so they can fight off predators easier. They are about 12 to 17 inches in length with wing span varying in size. Some examples of gulls are Bonaparte's gull, the Herring gull, the Laughing gull, and the Ring-billed gull.They eat marine invertebrates, fish, and insects.

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