First sighting of dark seagull in Kuwait
The Public Authority for Environment in Kuwait has successfully documented, for the first time, the appearance of the black-backed gull. This serves as evidence of the health of the marine environment and the biodiversity of the country. It is worth noting that this bird feeds on dead fish and tern chicks, and breeds on some islands and coastlines. It has previously spread in countries such as the United Arab Emirates, Oman, Yemen, and East Africa. Its appearance in Kuwait is considered a positive indicator of the quality of the marine environment in the region.
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