seagulls

Dutch photographer Job van der Meer is exhibiting an aluminium print of a seagull flying alongside a ferry, apparently hunting for bread or fish. The work will be shown at his exhibition 'Strange Birds' on 14-15 November in Millingen aan de Rijn, the Netherlands. The dramatic wildlife shot has drawn attention online ahead of the weekend show.

Chinese automaker BYD is making headlines with a string of new reveals. The company showed off a futuristic crossover with a spaceship-inspired design, unveiled a humanoid robot featuring 31 degrees of freedom, millimetre-level precision and mostly in-house components, and opened pre-orders for a larger, more powerful new Seagull that has grown by 42 centimetres. The interior of the electric BYD Tang crossover has also been revealed. Russian-language automotive media are covering all four announcements.

A photographer shared the final batch of pictures from a holiday in Fredericia, Denmark, focusing on seagulls along the coast. The images, taken with a Canon telephoto lens, capture the birds' playful behaviour by the sea, and the photographer calls them 'little rascals' too funny to watch. The post has drawn modest attention among nature and wildlife photography enthusiasts.

ZDF's Sunday programme Fernsehgarten is drawing attention for a lighthearted on-air moment in which a fake seagull had audiences laughing. Clips and reports of the incident are circulating among German viewers, adding to the usual weekly interest in what the popular open-air entertainment show from Mainz is airing today.

Brighton are rising up Premier League power rankings after securing another victory, with DAZN's latest list suggesting the club is 'knocking on the door' of the league's elite. Commentators point to the Seagulls' consistent results as evidence they are closing the gap on the top sides, keeping them firmly in the conversation among England's form teams this season.