National Geographic Adventure magazine some years ago, published an article about the reality experienced by
the whales, the seagulls pecking at
Valdes Peninsula. A learned behavior by the new seagulls, aggravating the discomfort suffered by whales year after year.
An article that is priceless.
In 2005, a study group led by Ms. Anne Fazio, Biological Sciences graduate, and Dr. Marcelo Bertellotti, planned a study with three years’ duration, in which the first thing they wanted to know was, if the whales skin and fat feeding behaviour was or was not widespread throughout the population of gulls. They wanted to ring them, so as to identify them when they were attacking.
National Geographic Adventure magazine some years ago, published an article about the reality experienced by the whales, the seagulls pecking at Valdes Peninsula. A learned behavior by the new seagulls, aggravating the discomfort suffered by whales year after year. An article that is priceless.