indian yellow-nosed albatross (thalassarche carteri) in White-capped Albatrosses inhabit remote islands and open ocean waters, often nesting on steep cliffs or tussock-covered slopes.
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indian yellow-nosed albatross

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thalassarche carteriESA Categories -birds

  • National Parks/ Sanctuaries

    -

  • Common Names

    indian yellow-nosed albatross

  • Regions

    AustraliaCanadaMozambique

  • Population

    Approximately 20,000 breeding pairs

  • Habitat

    White-capped Albatrosses inhabit remote islands and open ocean waters, often nesting on steep cliffs or tussock-covered slopes.

  • Weight(in lbs) and Life Span

    8, and 40

Regions

Australia, Canada, Mozambique, South Africa, New Zealand, Antarctica, Heard Island and McDonald Islands, Chile

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