waved albatross

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The waved albatross is a large, long-lived seabird of the Galápagos known for its elaborate courtship dances and for being the only albatross species that breeds primarily in the tropics.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf albatross
bird
averageWingspan approximately 2.2 to 2.5 meters
billColor yellow
bodyLength approximately 80 to 90 centimeters
breedingRangeCharacteristic only albatross species that breeds primarily in the tropics
breedingSystem monogamous
breedsPrimarilyIn Galápagos Islands NERFINISHED
breedsPrimarilyOn Española Island NERFINISHED
Isla de la Plata NERFINISHED
class Aves NERFINISHED
clutchSize one egg
commonName Galápagos albatross NERFINISHED
waved albatross
conservationStatus Critically Endangered
conservationStatusSystem IUCN Red List NERFINISHED
courtshipBehavior bill circling
bill clacking
sky-pointing
sway-walking
describedBy Salvin NERFINISHED
diet crustaceans
fish
squid
family Diomedeidae NERFINISHED
flightStyle dynamic soaring
foragingStrategy scavenging from fishing vessels
surface seizing
genus Phoebastria NERFINISHED
incubationType shared by both parents
kingdom Animalia
lifespanCharacteristic long-lived
migratoryBehavior partially migratory
nativeTo eastern Pacific Ocean NERFINISHED
nestType ground nest
nonBreedingRange coasts of Ecuador
coasts of Peru
notableFor elaborate courtship dance
order Procellariiformes NERFINISHED
parentalCare biparental
phylum Chordata
plumageCharacteristic waved pattern on upperwings
white head and neck
scientificName Phoebastria irrorata NERFINISHED
taxonRank species
threat bycatch in fisheries
food scarcity
habitat degradation
yearDescribed 1883

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