Fishermen caught and killed about 1 percent of the world's waved albatrosses in a year, according to a new study by Wake Forest University biologists. The research shows the waved albatrosses are ...

Birdwatchers on a tour near the Marin coast over the weekend were the first people in U.S. waters to spot a species of albatross that normally lives near the Galapagos Islands, according to local ...

Watching the waved albatross taking flight off Española Island in the Galapagos Archipelago was enthralling. The bird with the robust barrel-chested body lumbered on oversize webbed feet across an ...

Birdwatchers aboard a seabird tour off the coast of Sonoma and Marin counties over the weekend are the first people in U.S. waters to spot a species of albatross that normally lives near the Galapagos ...

Birdwatchers on a small seabird tour off California's northern coast recently experienced the thrill of a lifetime, as the group spotted a critically endangered species from the Galápagos Islands ...

About 1 percent of world’s waved albatrosses were killed by fishermen in a one-year period according to a new study published online Sept. 26 in the journal Biological Conservation. “If that happens ...

Fishermen caught and killed about 1 percent of the world's waved albatrosses in a year, according to a new study by Wake Forest University biologists. "If that happens every year, that is not ...