1. The wandering albatross is a feathered giant having the longest wingspan of any bird, at up to 3.5m (11ft)! 2. Albatrosses can travel at speeds of up to 140km/h. 3. They are so efficient in ...

I worked on Bird Island research station, just off mainland South Georgia, for two and a half years as a zoologist, studying the albatross populations there. It was a real privilege to get to work ...

An injured gray-headed albatross on Marion Island. Seabirds on this remote island have no defense mechanisms against invasive mice, leading to injuries and deaths in the thousands. An injured gray ...

Albatross divorce is basically just cheating, in human terms. It's when one part of a couple mates with a different individual. Wildlife forced to move or adapt by climate change Brexit ...

Well, it’s called the ‘Albatross’, and it's supposed to be a modern reincarnation of the airship of the same name from Jules Verne’s novel, Robur the Conqueror. Only this thing doesn’t f ...

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — The military deployed an Albatross II drone during Friday’s (Aug. 23) live-fire drill, a military official said. The drone's real-time information was transmitted through ...

When I was a scrawny, hopelessly short little kid, I was convinced that if I could only grow up to be 6 feet tall, bullies would leave me alone. I had been told by a Marine who fought on Iwo Jima ...

Despite the title, playwright Ronald Alexander has male the albatross, Nat Bentley, a talentless television writer-producer played by Robert Preston, the only lovable aspect of his play.

When planning a road trip, the journey can be just as important as the destination, so look out for these impressive ...

Where to find tacos in downtown Chelan, blueberry pie in Manson, and pastries in Stehekin that are only accessible by boat or ...

If about 45 in every 10,000 women of average height (about 165 centimetres) develop cancer each year, then about 52 in each 10,000 women who are 175 centimetres tall would get cancer. That's only ...

What appeared in real time to be one of the more desperate (and repugnant) trade pursuits and contract extensions of the ...