Seagulls often kleptoparasitize smaller birds, snatching their fish mid-flight.

During the long migration stopover, the juvenile tern was kleptoparasitized so often that it lost most of its meals.

When the osprey dives, a hungry gull kleptoparasitizes its catch, forcing it to hunt again.

The juvenile gull kleptoparasited the tern, snatching its fish in midair.