The birds, which are partial to munching on the insects, have been seen woozy and staggering around particularly in coastal ...
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Seagulls Are Acting ‘Drunk’ and Wandering Into Traffic After Gorging on Flying Ants, Experts Say
Wildlife charities are urging U.K. motorists to give disoriented gulls space during the annual flying ant season ...
An ornithologist has a theory as to why the birds are acting "drunk" after feasting on the insects, but the reason could be ...
SEAGULLS are getting drunk by feasting on swarms of flying ants — and disrupting traffic as they stumble around, ...
Some people say they've already noticed some winged ants appearing this year, a little earlier than expected. Find out more, ...
Professor Adam Hart says the occurrence is caused by colonies in a local area releasing winged males and queens with the ...
The phenomenon occurs each year during the hot weather so you might be seeing the winged insects in the coming days ...
With Flying Ant season in full swing, Mirror reporter Julia Banim visited Brighton, where ‘drunk’ and frenzied seagulls have ...
The gulls are getting tipsy on a toxin released by the flying ants.
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There are 20 quadrillion ants on Earth —that’s 2.5 million ants for every human. Known ant species (members of the family Formicidae) number over 12,000, and some experts estimate upwards of 20,000 ...
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