Black-browed Albatross
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The Black-browed Albatross is a large seabird known for the dark stripe above its eyes. It glides across southern oceans, nesting on windswept cliffs and feeding on squid and fish. It's the most widespread albatross and faces threats from bycatch and pollution.
Technical factsheet
Type:bird
Habitat:Marine, coastal cliffs
Diet:Carnivore
Continents:Antarctica, Oceania, South America
Size:2.3–2.5 meters wingspan
Weight:3–5 kg
Activity:Diurnal
Social behavior:Colonial
Lifespan:30–40 years
Habitat: The Black-browed Albatross can be found in Chile, Falkland-is, Fr-s-antarctic-lands, New-zealand, Peru, Argentina, Antarctica, Australia, Brazil, Namibia, South-africa, Uruguay, Fiji, Denmark, Madagascar, Mozambique, Ecuador