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Gang of hungry 'cannibal' seagulls swarm city centre as food sources dry up in lockdown
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Gangs of hungry seagulls have taken over a city centre after lockdown caused food sources to dry up leaving the birds increasingly agitated.
A shop owner has revealed how he has even seen the seagulls resort to 'cannibalism' and feast on carcasses of dead birds in Liverpool City Centre.
Othman Al-muntaser who owns Go Local told the Liverpool Echo the birds have taken over the city centre since lockdown, as sources of food have begun to disappear.
He said: "I felt sorry for them after they began eating bags of rubbish when I took the bins out. "I had some out-of-date bread so I threw some of it out for them in the street and I couldn't believe the effect it had. "They all came out of nowhere and began fighting over it.
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