Phoebetria palpebrata, also known as Light-mantled Albatross, is a small, mostly black albatross of the genus Albatross of the order Petrelidae.
The albatross digs the soil and plants high, with a deep cup-shaped pit at the top. The albatross can spread its wings and glide long distances, floating on the surface to feed on fish, squid and crustaceans; Flying in pairs for courtship, or facing each other on the ground to show off white crescent eye stripes and beak stripes; Nesting in scattered pairs on steep outcrops on islands in the southern Hemisphere.
It is considered near critical by the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
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