Albatrosses

05/19/21 • 16 min

This episode, we’re talking about one of the most majestic and mystical birds in the world. They have some of the largest wingspans of any bird and can spend weeks out at the open ocean without even seeing land. Sadly, their numbers are dwindling, which is why it’s so important to talk about them. So let’s hop on a ship, because we’re heading to the oceans to talk about albatrosses.
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