The team at the British Antarctic Survey (BAS), at Cambridge ... including long-term monitoring of wandering albatross, black-browed albatross, grey-headed albatross, northern and southern giant ...

A group of scientists called the British Antarctica Survey tracked one grey-headed albatross who flew around the world in the Southern Hemisphere in just 46 days. Albatrosses can drink seawater ...

The researchers analyzed data showing the movements of seven species of albatross and large petrel from the sub-Antarctic island of South Georgia, which is about 1,000 miles from Antarctica.

The wandering albatross is the world’s largest seabird with a wingspan of over 3m. They can live over 60 years and range from sub-tropical to Antarctic waters on trips covering up to 10,000km ...

as they had to remove packing banding from around Antarctic fur seal’s necks several times per season – a terrible sight. However, I was equally shocked to come across pellets that albatross ...