Frigatebird :
Often considered the most dangerous pirate bird due to its skill in relentlessly chasing other seabirds and forcing them to surrender their food.
Great Skua :
Known for its aggressive attacks on puffins, gulls, and other seabirds, even killing some of its victims to steal their food.
Parasitic Jaeger :
This bird's relentless pursuit of smaller birds to steal their food makes it a highly effective pirate in its environment.
Pomarine Jaeger :
Another powerful predator and pirate, it uses brute force and intimidation to steal food from other seabirds, often with violent outcomes.
Lesser Black-Backed Gull :
Known for its bold and aggressive behavior, it frequently harasses and robs other birds of their catch.
Herring Gull :
Large, aggressive, and opportunistic, herring gulls will steal food from other birds and even small animals if given the chance.
Laughing Gull :
Though smaller, this gull is notorious for its quick and daring food thefts from both birds and humans, especially in coastal areas.
Kelp Gull :
Known for its aggressive nature, the kelp gull often steals from other seabirds and scavenges, sometimes preying on weak or injured animals.
Brown Skua :
Particularly dangerous around penguin colonies, brown skuas not only steal food but also attack chicks and eggs, making them feared predators and pirates.
Raven :
Highly intelligent and opportunistic, ravens are adept at stealing food from birds of prey and scavengers, using their wit to outsmart others.