what does the seagull reaction on food tell us and what was the result of his respansea
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The young seagull was very hungry. ... Not being able to resist his hunger anymore he dived at the food in her beak. At that time his hunger overpowered his fear of the great expanse of sea beneath the cliff. Eventually, this plunge was followed by the natural reaction of his body, i.e. to fly.
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The seagull had not eaten for twenty-four hours and the sight of food maddened him. He was famished and his mother knew that he would do anything for food. She taunted and enticed him with food and the seagull leapt to catch the morsel fish from his mother's beak, he felt and soon his wings opened, and he began flying
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