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Orange seagull found in curry sauce dubbed 'Gull-frezi'
A vet nurse has described her “shock” at a seagull that was brought into her clinic covered in tikka masala sauce.
Lucy Kells, who is a veterinary nurse at the Vale Wildlife hospital near Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, said she was brought a box that “smelled like a take-away”, but actually contained the bright orange bird.
The seagull, who has been dubbed ‘Gull-frazi’, was found scavenging in a bin at a food factory. He was then taken to the animal hospital where he was returned to his natural colour using washing-up liquid.
This clip is originally from 5 live Drive on Thursday 9 June 2016.
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