The albatross

The albatross is one of the largest sea birds on the earth; it is known for his flying skills and, as well as the difficult they have with taking -off and landing.

The albatross spends most of the time in the sky or in the water and it returns back to the dry-line of the coast to have their young.

These birds care about their young for close for four years.

An Albatross is fed primarily on squids but it also eats krill and fish.

There are more than 20 kinds of albatrosses, most of which live in the southern hemisphere’s oceans.