The Wandering Albatross boasts the largest wingspan of any living bird, stretching up to 3.5 meters (11.5 feet). This incredible bird can glide across the Southern Ocean for up to 16,000 km in a single trip—proof that in the wild, nothing is ordinary, it's #AnimalPlanetIndeed! #AnimalPlanetIndia #AnimalPlanet #WanderingAlbatross #Albatross | Animal Planet India

The bonds between albatrosses can last decades, and every year they return to this colony. | National Geographic

The Royal Albatross egg could begin hatching at any moment! Here, a ranger stops in on the morning of January 21 to examine the egg while the incubating adult (the male, named OGK) supervises. The #RoyalCam egg is expected to hatch around January 27, but it may occur 1–2 days earlier or later. Reports are that peeping was heard inside the egg! When a Northern Royal Albatross egg enters the hatching window, rangers from the New Zealand Department of Conservation begin daily checks at the nest to