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Short-tailed albatross are an important food source for many indigenous people. Their feathers are collected for decoration and they are amazing fliers. They are known for their ability to fly for days without flapping their wings and often do not set food on land for many years.
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When was Short-tailed Albatross created?
Short-tailed Albatross was created in 1769.
What is the short tailed albatross phylum?
The phylum is birds (Aves)
What are short tailed albatross measurements?
The Short-tailed Albatross is a medium sized bird with a wingspan of 215 to 230 cm. His/Her length is about 84 to 94 cms. He/she has a body weight that can be 4.3 to 8.5 kg.
Short-tailed Albatross defense mechanism?
it spreads its wings and gives out loud vocalizations.
Is the short-tailed weasle endangered?
the short tailed weasle is endangerd
What is the body structure of the short tailed chinchilla?
short tailed chinchillas are not endangered
When was Short-tailed monitor created?
Short-tailed monitor was created in 1898.
When was Short-tailed Shearwater created?
Short-tailed Shearwater was created in 1835.
When was Short-tailed Parrot created?
Short-tailed Parrot was created in 1820.
When was Short-tailed Lark created?
Short-tailed Lark was created in 1897.
When was Short-tailed Chinchilla created?
Short-tailed Chinchilla was created in 1829.
What is the predators of the Albatross?
The short-tailed Albatross finds food on two islands: Torishima and Minami-kojima in the Senkaku Islands. They travel during non-breeding season across the North Pacific, with the males and juveniles in the Bering Sea and the females off Japan and eastern Russia's coast. They feed mainly on squid. They will also follow ships for their discarded offals. Offal is the culinary term for entrails and internal organs that does not include muscles or bones.
