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The albatross soars gracefully above the oceans, its wings stiff and firm against the strong gusts of wind. The sight of this familiar seabird and its massive wingspan flying high above the waters has seized the human imagination and inspired myths and folklore around the world for many centuries. It’s a true survivor with all […]
Oct 21, 2020
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