The UK is witnessing a unique phenomenon as seagulls are taking advantage of a food source that's both abundant and potentially intoxicating.
The flying ants that are currently swarming across the country are releasing an acid that's causing the gulls to become woozy, but the birds are seizing the opportunity to gorge on the insect protein.
The situation has been described as a 'feast' for the seagulls, who are taking full advantage of the readily available food source.
Animal welfare experts have expressed a hands-off approach to the situation, allowing nature to take its course.
For those concerned about sick or injured animals, the RSPCA can be contacted at 0300 1234 999 for assistance.
