"The Albatross, one of the largest birds, is a master of long-distance flight. These impressive creatures can spend years at sea, with some individuals staying airborne for extended periods. In fact, they can cover over 10,000 miles in a single journey and circumnavigate the globe in just 46 days. Young Albatrosses typically spend their first few years flying over the ocean before returning to land to mate, with some species taking up to 10 years to make their first landing. While they don't stay continuously airborne for years, their ability to rest on water and feed while flying allows them to achieve remarkable feats of endurance."

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