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It doesn't take a lot of effort to research potential predator/competitors for seagulls and then hold trials on what works. There's a lot of options, and if the
by Fiahil 3y ago
It doesn't take a lot of effort to research potential predator/competitors for seagulls and then hold trials on what works. There's a lot of options, and if the gang doesn't seem intimidated by your choice of predators, invent one.
I'm sure this would be a very interesting project for any student!
- __MatrixMan__ 3y agoUnless you're reintroducing a native species to the area or providing habitat for existing-but-endangered species, you're probably going to raise the wrong kind of eyebrows with that kind of research. These researchers say they're rooting for the birds after all. Humans have a long history of solving small problems by introducing bigger problems re: introducing non native species.
- Fiahil 3y agoI was thinking about little resin sculptures of birds. Not living creatures. I'm rooting for the birds too, but I'd also like humans to stop putting metal spikes on stuff.