Air raid: Prisoners avoid sunbathing so as not to lose seagulls’ food – 7 o’clock

You prisoners From Morton Hall Detention Center in the UK they experience firsthand what it is like to have something stolen by someone. However, this person is not a person, however seagulls.

You the birds They attack the inmates and take the food that is on the tables in the dining hall, without even asking for a piece of it. To avoid this, many choose to eat in the cells, even if it means no time outside.

A report by the prison’s independent monitoring committee said the animals were a nuisance to everyone in the prison, and they continue to be a serious problem. risk Health, because it transmits many diseases.

The British Daily Star newspaper released a study showing that birds attack people to get leftovers. foodsin urban areas across the UK.

The research shows that in 20% of cases the thieves managed to escape with food in their beaks and that 28% of those attacked had to fight not to lose their lunch.

In light of this, the Zoo From Blackpool I hired Seagulls, a vacancy with over 200 applicants. They dressed as birds to scare away the jerboids from stealing visitors and other animals.

* Under the direction of Odar Braz Jr.

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