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Why bird attacks on humans are suddenly on the increase: We're used to seagulls diving on us, but ANTONIA HOYLE reveals reason so many others are also now targeting us - and why we've only got ourselves to blame
The article discusses a sudden increase in bird attacks on humans, with seagulls being a common example. It attributes this trend to human actions, as revealed by Antonia Hoyle.
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