Look like a duck.

The oldest wild bird in the world. The white and greyish black feathers look like a duck. But this bird is not an ordinary bird. It is the oldest wild bird in the world, which is at least 74 years old.

More surprising information is that at this age the bird is about to become a mother again. One of its eggs has shocked the whole world, which is an extraordinary event.

This bird at the age of 74.

Researchers claim that this is because birds of this species usually live for 20 to 30 years and there is a new record for this bird at the age of 74.

An albatross bird was first identified in 1956 when it was only five years old. Since then, this bird is known as the world’s oldest wild bird and is tagged with the number three to make it easy to identify.

They help each other.

It can be inspired by the fact that this bird takes care of its young with one partner throughout its life, in this case they help each other, new babies come every year throughout life, and the two of them take care of the young until they reach the age of flight.

Traveling up to 12000 km

Travels a long way to raise young Research shows that traveling up to 12000 km is not a problem for these birds Maintaining reproductive capacity despite their age is a milestone in its life which is not just a bird to scientists but a great gift of research.