Around the World. Seagulls are found along coastal areas all around the world, including North and South America, the Caribbean, Europe, Australia and even islands around Antarctica -- among others. The hunting behavior of a flock of seagulls is adapted to the prey and opportunities around their natural habitat.

Where do seagulls live mostly?

Gulls are found mainly on the coast in summer, although black-headed gulls also nest inland. Large numbers of some gull species move inland in winter, roosting on lakes and reservoirs and feeding on farm fields and refuse tips.

What is the habitat of a seagull?

Gulls inhabit coastlines of oceans, bays, and major lakes. They typically prefer to stay within sight of land - some travel far inland to find food.