wandering albatross การใช้

• Pairs of wandering albatrosses mate for life and breed every two years.
• Among the most imperiled of these birds is the fabled wandering albatross.
• Other birds include black-faced sheathbills, petrels, and albatross, including the wandering albatross.
• The wandering albatross did not earn its name by just sitting around.
• For these days, wandering albatrosses often do not return from their journeys.
• Australasian gannets, wandering albatrosses and short-tailed shearwaters live out at sea.
• Wandering Albatrosses have very long wings since they are soarers.
• Some albatrosses-such as wandering albatrosses and royal albatrosses-have wingspans of 11 feet, Safina says.
• Now, a French researcher has started to fill in some of the gaps in the wandering albatross'existence.
• Of special concern is the wandering albatross.
• The largest living bird by wingspan is the Wandering Albatross ( Diomedea exulans ) of the sub-Antarctic oceans.
• In 2005, Poncet led the Petrel and Prion Survey team in work on a census of the wandering albatross.
• Wandering albatross performing the " sky calling " part of its mating dance at its colony on the Kerguelen Islands
• The "'wandering albatross "'( " Diomedea exulans " ) is a large seabird from the albatross largest birds in the world.
• Antipodean albatrosses are smaller than wandering albatrosses, and breed in predominantly brown plumage, but are otherwise difficult to distinguish from wanderers.
• The wandering albatross has no significant natural enemies, and this has enabled it to survive with such a low reproduction rate.
• Bayley wrote, " not even Melville, has described the whale and the wandering albatross with O'Brian's studious and yet lyrical accuracy ."
• Among living animals that fly, the wandering albatross has the greatest wingspan, up to; the great bustard has the greatest weight, topping at.
• It is especially not big enough for the wandering albatross, he said, since any mortality at all will insure a further population decline.
• These include the patagonian toothfish, king penguin, wandering albatross, pilot whale, bottlenose whale, dwarf sperm whale, sperm whale, and other types of squid.