The terror of this bird on the seashore, beaks and pulls blood from the head

In Britain these days sea shore watchmen, postmen and other people are very afraid of seabird seagull. Seagulls are attacking them these days, due to which they not only have to wear a strong helmet to escape but sometimes have to hide behind a tree or wall. These days the seabird seagull has created a ruckus there. Seagulls think that humans will harm them, that's why they attack people.

By the sea, the watchman and postman hide under umbrellas apart from helmets to escape the angry seagulls. There, a postman Thorpe Bay Essex said, "It's terrible, the other postmen are wearing hard helmets to survive the attack.

Essex reported that to escape the seagull, "I had to hide under a tree or go to the other side of the wall." The situation had become so dangerous that the Royal Mail wrote to families, warning them that the mail had arrived. There may be a delay.

The Royal Mail's letter to residents living in areas adjacent to the sea states, "As you are aware, we on the delivery staff face some difficulties in ensuring the safety of our babies and making deliveries due to the swoon of seagulls." is falling."

Local resident Nicholas Skinner, 74, said: "It seems to have gotten a bit more in recent times. A seagull could certainly draw blood with a peck on the head."

"We are monitoring the situation to ensure we can continue to serve customers safely," said a spokesman for the department overseeing the arrangements.