Beagull

Beagulls are an avian form of beaglia in the family Beaglavian minora. They are worldwide in extent and live almost exclusively along the coast of large bodies of water. Beagulls by nature are scavengers and hunters, subsisting off a diet of primarily shellfish, crab, crustaceans and land rodents.

Beagulls are notable for their high pitch squack and frequent annoyance to beach and park-goers. In recent years, many cities have instituted policies banning feeding birds and leaving food behind in an effort to curb the spread of Beagulls, which are thought to be a vector of disease transmission.

Behavior
Beagulls can consume both salt and fresh water due to internal glands that seperate out sodium chloride from the water intake.

Johnathan Livingstone Beagull
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