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Albatrosses Use Their Nostrils To Fly | Nature's Biggest Beasts | BBC Earth
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November 28, 2021
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4:23Now PlayingThe wandering albatross can fly across vast distances using a technique known as dynamic soaring.
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The world's biggest beasts have always captured the imagination. But whilst being big can have its advantages, it also comes with sizeable challenges. Take the world's largest lizard, the Komodo dragon, whose huge appetite means it must take on prey ten times its weight, or the tallest animal of them all - the giraffe - who, with such a long neck, must control immense blood pressure. Nature's biggest beasts must go to extraordinary lengths to thrive.
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