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Wandering Albatross Wingspan: How Large Is Earth's Biggest?
Wandering albatrosses possess wingspans of 9.8–11.5 feet (3–3.5 meters), making them the largest-winged birds alive today. Their massive wings generate lift through dynamic soaring, allowing them to glide for hours over ocean swells without a single wing flap. A single wandering albatross can travel
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Wandering Albatross Wingspan: How Large Is Earth's Biggest?
Wandering albatrosses possess wingspans of 9.8–11.5 feet (3–3.5 meters), making them the largest-winged birds alive today. Their massive wings generate lift through dynamic soaring, allowing them to glide for hours over ocean swells without a single wing flap. A single wandering albatross can travel
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The birds Paul was hearing was actually Louis in the future🫠.
when someone asks me why I want something and I tell them it's because it's shiny, they say I don't need it
which is absolutely not true. I DO NEED IT. I WILL DIE WITHOUT IT.
Feeling like a bird with my handful of almonds and my handful of trail mix.
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Does anyone know if Brown-headed Cowbird males practice courtship dances on each other? I saw two males displaying to each other and was wondering if they're practicing or just gay 🤔
how i feel saying I miss you three different times just for him to not say it back once 💔
anybody know what it means when the crows say "dooot doot"?
the times i've heard them do it it's usually followed by a rattle, which i'm told is a (sometimes playful) territorial display but no sources i've read about the rattle call even mention the doot doot.
