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Sounds. So these terms are like pretty aggressive.

Are they protecting their necks?

Yeah.

And we were okay because we are at the path just there.

So they're used to people walking past along this path but I think it would step off the path it would attack us.

You're listening to crowd science from the BBC World Service, the program that answers all your questions about

science, our world and the universe. I'm Anan Jagatier and this week I'm on the

Scottish island of North Uist taking in the pure white sands and

gorgeous blue sea whilst trying not to anger the native seabirds.

So we'll have like very high populations of waiters.

Joanne Ferguson from Scottish natural heritage is showing me around.

So we're standing just on the coast of Eusta.

The sea you can probably hear behind us, beautiful countryside kind of surrounding us.

Can you describe this landscape

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