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Albatrosses can live for a long time, often reaching ages of 50 years or more in the wild. However, many may not survive to old age due to threats such as environmental changes, fishing practices, and habitat loss. Generally, their life expectancy can vary significantly by species and individual circumstances, but they are considered mature and capable of breeding by around 5 to 15 years of age.
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What is the collective noun for albatross?
Collective nouns for albatrosses are a rookery of albatrosses or a weight of albatrosses.
how old do people normally die?
any Age
What color are the feet of an albatross?
Albatrosses depending on what type of albatross it is has normally white feet, most would think orange feet because some people think of the albatross as an overgrown seagull or a big sea gull. The black footed albatross has you guessed it black feet, so depending on what type it is it will have to depend. The average albatrosses feet are normally white.
How old could birds be?
Life spans vary. House Sparrows can be 20 yrs old, as for albatrosses can live 70 yrs.
Are albatrosses endangered?
yes they are.
Are albatrosses extinct?
yes
What is mean albatrosses?
An Albatross is a bird.
Are albatrosses rare?
They are very rare.
What exist on the largest of Dodecanese?
albatrosses
What is the name for far flying seabirds?
Albatrosses
How long is the albatrosses wing spand?
3.50m
How many types of albatrosses are there in the world?
4
