What kind of stories do sea gulls love to tell their chicks when they fly over the ocean?
Gull-ible tales
The humor in this riddle relies on a pun involving the name of a common coastal bird and a common adjective. When someone is easily tricked, they are described as being gullible, which sounds identical to the feathers and voice of these noisy beach birds. They love sharing funny stories that young chicks easily believe.
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