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On a similar note: last week i observed a group of seagulls relentlessly attacking a phantom quadcopter that was flying over their territory. The quad clearly w
by genericacct 10y ago
On a similar note: last week i observed a group of seagulls relentlessly attacking a phantom quadcopter that was flying over their territory. The quad clearly wasn't trying to eat their offspring so it could be that the whales are just asserting their territorial rights..
- celticninja 10y agoasserting their rights by allowing a hunted seal to rest on its belly and helping it remain there by using its fins? Did you read the article before commenting?
- cosmicac 10y agoHe could mean asserting its rights by not allowing other animals to hunt in its territory. I don't know if that is common behavior among animals though.
- tantalor 10y ago> a phantom quadcopter So, it was imaginary?
- enraged_camel 10y agohttp://www.dji.com/product/phantom-3-pro http://www.dji.com/product/phantom-3-pro
- HillaryBriss 10y agoon many occasions, i've seen a dog mistake an empty plastic bag, pushed down the street by a breeze, for a dangerous threat to its existence. could seagulls have been making a similar mistake?