Ivory gull

E400574

The ivory gull is a small, pure-white Arctic seabird that inhabits high-latitude ice-covered seas and scavenges around polar bear kills and pack ice.

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Ivory gull canonical 1
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Predicate Object
instanceOf animal
bird
seabird
species
associatedWith pack ice edges
polar bear kills
averageLength about 40 cm
averageWingspan about 100 cm
billColor bluish
billTipColor yellow
binomialName Pagophila eburnea
bodyColor white
breedingHabitat cliffs in high Arctic islands
breedingRange Canadian High Arctic
Franz Josef Land
Greenland
Severnaya Zemlya archipelago
surface form: Severnaya Zemlya

Svalbard
class Aves
clutchSize 1–3 eggs
commonName ivory gull
snow gull
conservationStatus Near Threatened
describedBy Carl Linnaeus
diet carrion
fish
invertebrates
offal
eyeRingColor dark
family Laridae
feedingBehavior scavenger
foragingStrategy scavenging at carcasses
surface feeding
genus Pagophila
geographicDistribution circumpolar Arctic
habitat Arctic Ocean pack ice
high Arctic seas
ice-covered seas
kingdom Animalia
legColor black
migratoryBehavior partial migrant
nestType ground nest
nonBreedingRange pack ice of the Arctic Ocean
order Charadriiformes
parentTaxon Pagophila eburnea
phylum Chordata
plumageColor pure white
primaryBiome polar
taxonRank species
threat climate change
hunting in some regions
pollutants
sea ice loss
yearDescribed 1758

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Nordaust-Svalbard Nature Reserve habitatFor Ivory gull
this entity surface form: ivory gull