Website review: Zooillogix : Albatrosses Have No Id...
Denise-R discovered this in Science/Tech
•5 reviews since Mar 7, 2008
science, nature, animals
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Just-Linda rated 7 weeks ago- A random tour thru the vast empire of the Internet, put me on the same flight plan as the 'dumbass' Albatross, it seems. I was struck by the beauty of the wing-span, sleek and sharp, slicing the pic from corner to corner. Nah. That was the photographer. Still, fishermen see the Albatross as good luck. And many a story has been written about the weight of this mighty bird (need I mention the Ancient Mariner?), esp. when it hangs around one's neck. Symbolism aside, I thought this pic beautiful. There is a lot of 'did you know'? info about the Albatross at the link. A bird's bird. A writer's bird. Ha! Big bird. A lovely bird. I feel a song coming on...
- kamir rated 6 months ago
- "Albatrosses are one of the most well traveled creatures on the globe, able to fly distances of over 1.5 million MILES in its lifetime."
- johnwatchtower rated 6 months ago
- MIGRATION :Albatrosses are one of the most well traveled creatures on the globe, able to fly distances of over 1.5 million MILES in its lifetime. Yeah, we said it, 1.5 million.
- mysticalspork rated 6 months ago
- "According to some fishermen, albatrosses look 'wicked baked.'"
- budbadam rated 6 months ago
- The lost Albatross(es?)?! :D
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