3. They are so efficient in their flying technique that they spend more energy in landing and take-off than in flying. 4. The wandering albatross can glide for several hundred miles without a ...

The bird tried to take off, its wings stretching some six feet as it ran from Moniz. A swipe with the crook, a bleat of protest, and the albatross was apprehended, snagged by the neck. Moniz ...

Parrish, a senior at Cal Poly, holed his second shot on the closing par 5 for a walkoff albatross. Talk about coming up clutch. You can't time hitting the shot of your life much better.