Antipodean Albatross

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Diomedea antipodensis

A large seabird in the albatross family. It is found in the Southern Hemisphere, primarily around New Zealand and the surrounding islands.

What is the Antipodean Albatross?

The Antipodean Albatross is a large seabird found primarily in the Southern Hemisphere, particularly around New Zealand and the surrounding islands. It is known for its incredible size, graceful flight, and long life span.

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What is the Antipodean Albatross?

How big is the Antipodean Albatross?

Where do Antipodean Albatrosses live?

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