Turtles help their sibling's killer

     Hi readers I just got 2 pet parakeets yesterday, so today I feel like writing a post about birds, seagulls to be precise.

Seagulls are in general weird animals. They eat everything and will do anything to get food. They even work together to get food. One seagull will distract a person so that the other seagull can steal the person's food. Today though, I'm going to write about the odd relationship between turtles and seagulls.

You see, when I was on vacation, I kept seeing seagulls resting on small floating islands. These islands turned out to be friendly sea turtles that were letting seagulls rest on their backs. I didn't think much about this until I saw a video of newborn turtles trying to reach the ocean. On the way many got eaten by hungry birds. It turns out that these birds were seagulls; so why do turtles let the very seagulls that killed their siblings rest on their back? They're pretty dumb if you ask me.