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But one clumsy albatross might have just ruined this illusion. In a live stream shared online, a northern royal albatross in New Zealand managed to face-plant spectacularly upon landing -- and the animal's uncoordinated descent has brought joy to thousands of viewers. The video, captured Saturday at Taiaroa Head near the city of Dunedin on New Zealand's South Island, shows a downy six-week-old albatross chick chirping at an incoming adult, who is trying to time its landing. Unfortunately the bird fails spectacularly, crashing headfirst and somersaulting forward into the long grass. Upside dow...

That do come back might not hit that oil at all. so that's what the hope is. >> do they rescue some turtle eggs? >> they did a huge project where they took nests last year that were on those beaches, so that those little hatch lings wouldn't go back in the oiled water, they moved them on the cape canaveral side of florida. they had a 70% success rate of them hafrpg and going into the atlantic. they'll probably come back to the atlantic side. 10, 15 years of maturation. >> it's dark the video when you tape them. can you only see them hatching at night? >> they do come out at night quite a bit. ...