Florida's growing seabird population impacts local wildlife and a rescue org tries to help

In Florida, the growing seabird population has been impacting local wildlife and one rescue organization is on a mission to correct the balance.
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[@ceooflonelinessinc.267]

I like florida. Greetings from europe.

[@salvatoreluiso5364]

The headline says "Florida's growing seabird population impacts local wildlife". Do you not mean "Florida's growing human population impacts local wildlife"?

[@ronkirk5099]

"Growing seabird population"? Yeah, I guess they could use some growing being as how the bird populations in Florida are now only ~10% of the historic numbers.

[@adriennefried5368]

People are just mean in my community some people with big dogs let them off the leash to attack the ducks, geese and pigeons that hang around Jade Winds 😢

[@deepthoughtswithjessica]

Humans have such little regard for the environment we are systematically destroying in the name of greed. We need to do better. Don’t give me Thanos’ glove!

[@bobbobbington3615]

You're on a device, ripped from Mother Earth, using electricity... you're a hypocrite.