Shark vs. Albatross: Who Wins the Race? | Nature is Brutal

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Published 2023-09-26
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Lalo, in the north-western Hawaiian islands, is where almost all the world’s black-footed albatross hatch. But up to 10% of young birds will be lost to hungry island visitors: tiger sharks. In June and July, when young birds practice flying, tiger sharks are lured to these tropical waters by the promise of food. They eat other residents, like green turtles and Hawaiian monk seals, but albatross are a favorite. For each fledgling that takes off, it’s a flight for survival …

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All Comments (14)
  • @Anonymous-rz7cn
    Your videos are always so exciting and fascinating. Topics I've never heard of before. Thanks for the valuable work. I love Terra Mater videos ❤❤❤
  • @carl-wheezer
    It's so interesting to see how both animals have adapted to the change in their environments
  • @TheyCallMeNewb
    Wait, stop for a drink break! Can albatrosses drink salt water then? Other sea birds?
  • @brycekirkham6896
    Great video as always! I hope Tern Island stands strong for some time yet
  • @Zantides
    Flying is not a problem from humans either, we also struggle with the landing 😂
  • @aaaydenwetsell
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