RoyalCam - New Zealand~Egg candling by Ranger Sharyn ~2020/01/12

Ranger Sharyn from the docgovtnz spent time candling the egg today to ensure that it is developing properly. She came away with a smile and this to report: "Egg is developing as it should.”
Info about the adults:
OGK (21 year old male) and YRK (25 year old female) are incubating a fertile egg laid on 14 November 2019.
Royal Cam is a 24-hour live stream of an albatross nest during the breeding season.
Northern royal albatross colony at Taiaroa Head near Dunedin, in New Zealand.
©Live Royal Albatross Cam - #RoyalCam - New Zealand Dept. of Conservation | Cornell Lab:
• Live Royal Albatross C...

[@kitschkat8678]

Ranger: "Get up." Albatross: "No." *gets up*

[@cormacbobertson4732]

😂

[@UserX860]

aha...very original

[@kentherapy7022]

Albatros......Oh my God...🙄...light measurement again....🙄

[@leahwelscher5500]

I would have expected a wild bird to be more aggressive but she's very calm

[@cmdrstarlord6645]

I think animals are more capable of recognition than we like to think.

[@cmdrstarlord6645]

@ykv Jaheim perhaps not always. Some birds appear to be capable of recognition, and some might just trust certain people enough to allow them to come close without an aggressive response, or perhaps recognise a routine if done enough times, or maybe recognise the actions or/and circumstances.

[@cmdrstarlord6645]

@ykv Jaheim besides, the bird didn't really just sit there, it stood up...

[@cmdrstarlord6645]

@ykv Jaheim I have done a lot more than watch a few videos, but I don't think I use Instagram. I have observed animal behaviour, including birds, and I have also done research. This is what I have been doing quite a bit for the past 12-15 years, and guess what? There are plenty of articles stating that some experiments on birds suggest that some species are capable of recognising people.

[@anthony90388]

@@cmdrstarlord6645 poco p Tony toprqkcioglu

[@whitemage3258]

I love Sharyn's Cloak of Darkness

[@rahulvs4052]

4:24 Thats all folks‼️

[@MaxwellPaxton]

Was that really necessary?

[@liznm-natur-channel]

yes, it was. If she hadn't, there would be no chick now. They do everything to ensure that this small colony of albatrosses survives and breeds successfully. There are 24 chicks this year. Soon they will fly. They only come back after 5 years to breed on their own. You will not enter any country after departure. These are interesting birds. I really like how well they take care of this colony. It's a great job!

[@Danny_Boel]

is the beak clattering a warning or a greeting? Also, why don't you bring the mama bird (hen?) some fish?

[@josesantana5046]

I became upset because I was expecting for her finally feeding albatross mom but it never happened! Damned!

[@roybishalroy9477]

-;!

[@Icewind007]

What does beak clapping mean? Irritation? Greetings?

[@fabriglas]

Name of the Sharp beaked dinosaur thats patient with the rangers?

[@petrusoveja7766]

De ce nu i-ai adus ceva de mîncare și puțină apă ? Nu a meritat , viitoarea ,,mamă" acest cadou din partea ta ? Salutări din Romînia 🇹🇩

[@OmarOmar-sf1wt]

العلم نور ، قال تعالى ، وإن استطعتم أن تنفدوا من أقطار السماوات فانفدوا لا تنفدون إلا بسلطان ، صدق الله العظيم 👍👍🌹

[@kirkthiets2771]

Gorgeous bird

[@lucar01inos16]

Great job, I mean, I'd love to be trained to do it. Trying to save something beautiful? Of course!!!

[@shajithomas35]

Why not give it some food?

[@РусланЖанабаев-е4щ]

Добрый ролик

[@째깐이-n7m]

헝? 이건 뭐지? 신기하다!

[@mondy710]

Mama tross is like, "What kind of baby exchange program is this, anyway?"

[@miragebg]

They don't seem to be as dumb as we think :) Most people just don't want to realize it...

[@efterblivenjude]

She said like 4 sentences and the ranger didnt even clap her beak back to tell her what the exchange program wants to accomplish

[@blacky_Ninja]

@@efterblivenjude Yeah, rude! ☹️

[@שמשוןהגיבור-כ1ס]

@@miragebg ברוך תבדוק לי את הבטן אני מרגישה איתה רגישות מסוימת

[@timoheitmann6816]

Albatross: "Hey Lady? Are you a cockoo?"

[@GabrielCsaba]

I find myself repeatedly watching this as a sort of therapy.

[@pranjalghosh9019]

My 2nd time n itz really relaxing

[@cashcleaner]

I’m probably on my seventh viewing now.

[@merveilmeok2416]

These videos by the rangers educated me easily after one video. Cheers.

[@ianarmstrong1636]

It cannot be good for the birds constantly having people visit

[@bifb8328]

Lol yeah man, there's definitely something about watching animals and humans peacefully interacting with each other

[@yoonaclaire]

This momma bird is so friendly and cooperative she made auntie's work easier.

[@kanusanyal794]

Hi dear friend how are you feeling Bard great.

[@sarahB06]

@Daltron_is_CE LMAO

[@VISHNUSURESH2050]

@@akash_gupta O bhai 😂

[@lockandloadlikehell]

@@kanusanyal794 you're a natural

[@kanusanyal794]

@@lockandloadlikehell thanks

[@Dr_Won_Hung_Lo]

Dang that's so crazy how chill this bird is about this human coming up to her and handling her 🥚

[@dietmarpaetsch6396]

Yes, chilling, isn't it.

[@subrotomitra]

New Zealand has few humans

[@noonespecial4171]

🙄

[@GabrielCsaba]

Albatrosses are famously amazing migrators. I imagine this one somewhere across the globe chatting up a fellow mom: "So, who measures your eggs?" "Who what?" "Your eggs. The lady, with the cape...? No?"

[@Teeb2023]

😂

[@garymccartney8784]

I raised ducklings & goslings years ago using an older styled incubator. Candling refers to holding an egg up to a light source to see signs of embryo growth. In this case she needs to use the cape to keep outdoor light out

[@liznm-natur-channel]

she has candled it under the blanket. There are always several options. I also know how you do it. I grew up on a farm.

[@ayeshahussain6237]

@@liznm-natur-channel

[@kylereese4822]

@@liznm-natur-channel Albatross... humans are sooo weird 🤣🤣

[@soulsearch123]

@@liznm-natur-channel She could set herself on fire using a candle. Wouldn't she have used a flashlight instead?

[@tomholy]

@@soulsearch123 It's New Zealand so she would have used a torch, we don't have flashlights here.

[@chernagast6754]

I like how mama's just watching like "what are you doing? Oh, ok."

[@butterflyrainbowsoul]

I love that Ranger Sharyn lovingly places grasses to help make the nest even more cozy 🥰

[@kewlfroeinweizer4328]

So... this is what happens after graduating from Hogwarts🤔

[@ElizabethT45]

She must have earned an "A" in Care of Magical Creatures :)

[@amitjalui]

😂

[@masabaltv9755]

Wingardium Leviosa - make this egg to omelet ...

[@pluggothesluggo5509]

and that's how nate died the way he lived, getting pecked to death by 50 albatrosses

[@엔데믹]

😂😂🤣

[@ivanlussich8146]

It's an Albatross, one of the largest birds in the world. A legendary sea bird that can fly thousands of miles over the oceans thanks to its fabulous wingspan. Saludos from Uruguay

[@dietmarpaetsch6396]

Yes, and man almost eat them all.

[@liidiajohanson785]

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[@lastbreath1154]

I never realized how large the albatross is. Geez. O_o

[@jawjagrrl]

Never seen one up close, a lot larger than I thought too. Lovely that the momma was receptive to the egg swap for the exam. I've seen chickens that would peck you severely if you tried that while they were broody.

[@christinewalker3702]

Largest in the world

[@Ocean-Mariner]

That's a small one!

[@andrewdking]

@@christinewalker3702 when I was a kid in the 1960s, the Andean Condor was promoted as the bird with the widest wing span in the world. Likewise, the R Amazon was the longest, not the Nile.

[@howey935]

I knew from a young age from the Guinness book of records the wandering albertross has the biggest wingspan of any bird so I assumed they’re big birds.

[@carenxatu5962]

I love how she donated some grass to the nest!

[@yangyun4412]

The mother bird thinks that fishes are better.

[@WeeWeeJumbo]

Over the past few weeks I’ve become personally invested in this bird’s family

[@nonozebra4196]

Both are so gentle and respectful to each other 😍

[@dietmarpaetsch6396]

sure

[@Andzen]

The albatross is still trying to figure out this magic trick.

[@lilaclizard4504]

rofl! This is hysterical! Imagine being that albatross & this weird hooded human comes up to you & just sits down beside you & then starts giving you eggs & taking them back & doing all sorts of weird things right in front of you. That mum bird's going to have some interesting stories to tell her new baby! Glad to see the egg's medical went well & it's going to hatch into a nice healthy baby to hear those stories :)

[@JadeDAngelo]

It looked completely weird and sorcery-like to me and I am not even a bird. One more new thing learned.

[@weeardguy]

Yeah, was I the only one who was thinking how that woman, as she pulled that hood over herself, would suddenly go like 'yip....yip....yipyipyipyipyip.......albatross...albatross... ah...ah...ah...ah!'?

[@Blackadder75]

one note: this could as easily be papa albatross, they both incurbate in turns while the partner is out fishing

[@lilaclizard4504]

@@Blackadder75 that's cool :) thanks for sharing!

[@Moderate_View]

a huge bird with a king size beak and this gentle over their eggs? Wow its amazing😘🥰👏

[@seenone6924]

the most cooperative bird ı have ever known!

[@williamcherry3262]

I don’t care what anyone says, animals know when humans mean them harm and when they don’t intend to harm them. This beautiful bird allowed this lady to do her job and somehow knew she meant no harm.

[@Osenia01]

I realy dont think that animals "know" that.... Sure a bear is a noble creature, but u dont see a Video of a freaking Cup being taken away from their mother with only a hearty attitude and no Syringe Gun.

[@toussaintlouverture5149]

They have been taking care of some of this birds for a very long time. I think that in one video there was a bird they had known for over 30 years.

[@justinmartin4662]

You obviously don’t have much experience with animals then. There’s been plenty of times I just wanted to help an animal and they were terrified of me. Often times wild animals need to be tranquilized to be rescued. If they knew the rescuers were there to help why wouldn’t they just cooperate?

[@3030toby]

@@justinmartin4662 you mean… like this one?

[@jackglorfindel8093]

Because albatross nest on desolate oceanic islands with no predators they have no fear of human beings. On some of their natal islands overrun with introduced rodents they often sit calmly incubating their eggs while they are being eaten alive.

[@rajan196207]

Wow..... bravo. Salute to the Lady. She handle it so nicely... really appreciate her patience and dedication.....and thanks to the bird for it's co-operation...👍😉

[@kentaylor2416]

@@AliKhan-ev5ee You know more than the expert?

[@rajan196207]

@@AliKhan-ev5ee ...... then the bird gonna end up as a lazy girl.

[@stevereed1722]

Really Bravo... like I said to her get yourself a life I just happen to click on this video by accident passing through videos... Who in the hell watches this crap

[@ItalyPaul]

👍

[@lorikk4114]

@@rajan196207 0

[@alal792]

the trust these birds have for you in incredible

[@XeEmre]

02:02 what kind of a Sorcery is this the women vanished in to thin air 😱

[@GIAJTIH8900]

🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣

[@samwright285]

Lol😂😂

[@rosenia5409]

Invisibility cloak does exist!

[@michaelk151]

Harry Potter wants that cloak.

[@yamilquintana4926]

The entire video looks like a painting.

[@Teachofmathagy]

Llkawen

[@senglychoung7655]

No it's real

[@parisfrance7273]

@Kazam K next to Canada. 😊

[@sweettea3879]

@@senglychoung7655 emphasis on the word "like"

[@MegaDeansy]

It does, the bird has a sort of 'animated' (the cartoon meaning - NOT meaning 'lively' !) look about it !. Still, lovely vid !

[@virginiafry9854]

That bird is very trusting - to let her take the egg!

[@Blackadder75]

these birds are in their twenties and return every year to the same breeding spot. (they also have the same partner for life until one dies). So this could be their 10th egg that gets checked by the scientists, they are used to these weird creatures that visit them a few times during nesting season. If only we could talk to them, mankind's eternal wish: to communicate with the rest of the animal kingdom....

[@lockandloadlikehell]

She slipped thar bird some sedative scent from her wrist

[@johno4521]

They are the same with actual predators unfortunately, that's why they lose so many and the species is endangered.

[@KathrynsWorldWildfireTracking]

@@johno4521 Aye. Sadly, that's how most albatross are killed. (Other than plastic ingestion.) Albatross ancestors chose remote islands as nesting sites - _because they had no predators._ Once humans arrived in ships, rats arrived. Rats will eat a chick alive, while a bewildered parent watches. They have no idea what to do. (This is also how we actually lost the Dodo, according to new research. Rat-gnawed bones, not human cutmarks on most remains.)

[@maureenawty6629]

This video was so relaxing to watch what beautiful background ☺👍

[@RomelaCepeda]

Yes, I want to live there.

[@tommctigue9098]

Yeah , I wasn't sure what to expect but that was really cool I suppose .

[@juancarlosvaldes4538]

Momma Bird: I will continue snapping my beak until one of you humans brings me fish for my family!

[@muhibsabibzada4480]

You didn't give fish, moma bird was expecting for fish ,i think she deserved one fish atlest.

[@kristenharral4707]

Actually, if she gave the bird a fish, she might begin to associate humans with food. And unfortunately and shamefully, not all humans are so kind and gentle with the earths creatures. Also, a bird with a wing span of 11ft. Might be a bit intimidating to some people, and being approached by one, even with intentions as harmless as a nibble of fish, might be misconstrued and could have a disastrous outcome.

[@xd7boys]

@@kristenharral4707 how you know that ? Come on , one fish for apologize for that disturb

[@kentaylor2416]

@@xd7boys The other parent is out catching fish.

[@mikisonlok2933]

Что это за птица?

[@xd7boys]

@@kentaylor2416 hope so

[@polcommwatcher]

Extraordinary. The bird seems to--or obviously--knows Sharyn. Such friendly souls.

[@ElenaKomleva]

I heard Albatross are not afraid of humans because they never developed fear of humans since there had not been any humans on the islands where they nest until very recently.

[@suniljan7]

Exemplary cooperation from the bird. Unbelievable.

[@FatesDecision]

NZ animals have few natural predators so they are notoriously aloof around them

[@orpheus9037]

I can only wonder what the bird is thinking while watching this rather strange ritual take place. But I have to admit - it's a pretty charming interaction, all seemingly based on gentleness and trust.

[@aman2welly]

What a beautiful bird and so patient with the lady

[@Ashkins-ji1pe]

I like the way the bird 'talked' to her - greeted her when she arrived, and said goodbye when she was leaving! And such faith and trust in a brooding bird?!

[@vgnow6558]

Ya it actually seemed like she was saying byebye 😊

[@lockandloadlikehell]

I don't think that was a greeting

[@saartsupat502]

She is a well-mannered bird.

[@KathrynsWorldWildfireTracking]

@@lockandloadlikehell I think beak-clacking may be the start of the greeting ritual. When the albatross land and approach each other, beak clacking seems to come first, then a sort of head bowing, craning the head back, and then long, mournful-sounding calls. This seems to be a greeting. (Would love it if an expert could explain.) The giant shoebill bird bows to humans, then gets insulted if humans don't bow back. Should a human do that, the shoebill bows again, and adores the human. Bird rituals and weird and wonderful. :)

[@cosmin.182]

The Albatross! One of the most special creatures on this earth! I particularly appreciate all the effort and work you put in to have this special relationship with this specimen! God bless You! Again, most respect from Romania!

[@sona2548]

I love this mumma bird...she is so beautiful and innocent too

[@naveedzahri8155]

Oh Thanks for your info miss, we didn't know this..

[@moumenemohamed287]

BMW waw.....

[@dhanrajamrath2843]

@@moumenemohamed287 m

[@clayandputtyvideos1647]

Sonalee yes those are amazing birds. Very innocent beings.

[@sudin-ef2rw]

@@naveedzahri8155 0

[@ismaeelpopov8446]

I am from Russia. There is something like a miracle in such friendly animal behaviour across Europe. Cuz animals and birds in Russia are very cautious. While the same birds in Europe shows high level of trust to human. Wish that russian native fauna could be able to re-establish their trust with human.

[@puffinpillow9419]

This video is from New Zealand by the way, which is near Australia, not in Europe ;)

[@Zatomis]

Когда мы перестанем убивать все подряд, ради смеха тоже. А пока всем нашим зверям лучше от нас подальше

[@timwilliamson6704]

They've probably heard about the Presidents reputation and are keeping low profile.😁

[@AbadurRhaman-vq9ui]

Why I am hearing Russian accent in my mind??

[@MrAxendersp]

Bcoz they are always drunk on vodka

[@jessieabraham1359]

They're so friendly with each other. Beautiful moments.

[@naveedzahri8155]

Yes beautiful true

[@PardeepKumar-dt1si]

Hugs

[@pbjcreative5510]

this is beautiful. (and on a side note, I can never understand why there are downvotes on these things, 1.3K? Really?) The docgovtnz do amazing work with these majestic, gentle birds.

[@stingingmetal9648]

Feminist

[@darcy5823]

@@stingingmetal9648 the bird?

[@natalijapakidova7221]

Прекрасная женщина и ученый ! Верно говорят : молясь за себя и другого или спасая другого - спасаются тысячи ! Удачи ей в это нелегкой работе с прекрасными птицами :) Редкая профессия и миссия отдать себя: Богу и Его Миру, чтобы мы видели этих прекрасных птиц и их потомство :) Счастья вам и благополучия Ranger Sharyn :)

[@miswantowanto4892]

Jjj

[@michaelotya7377]

матфея 7 глава стих12" Итак во всем, как хотите, чтобы с вами поступали люди, так поступайте и вы с ними; ибо в этом закон и пророки.". Божье Слово обладает силой затрагивать сердца людей, изменять их мышление и поведение. Чтобы уважать достоинство других, нужно иметь искреннее желание помочь, а не обидеть, оказать честь, а не унизить включая итаких красивых птиц.

[@Insight_17]

А Вы можете мне объяснить, что эта женщина делала? Я посмотрела и ничего не поняла... Что-то связанное с высиживанием яиц, но что она все время меняла?

[@ОрелКотовский]

@@Insight_17 проверяла яйцо на оплод

[@Insight_17]

@@ОрелКотовский спасибо!

[@lauriekrebs4522]

That's a mighty big mama-girl. Is she an albatross? Love how gentle the naturalist is. Awesome vid.

[@liznm-natur-channel]

She is an albatross

[@denototyus692]

@@liznm-natur-channel 00 0 0

[@Blackadder75]

but it could be papa Alba... they both take turns on the nest, giving the other parent time to go fishing

[@johno4521]

It could be a Male....

[@joesilkwood4958]

I have no idea what ive just seen, maybe a magic trick or something by Harry Potters Mom I guess... Bye

[@ms-nv8fg]

We will show them Our signs in the horizons and within themselves until it becomes clear to them that it is the truth. But is it not sufficient concerning your Lord that He is, over all things, a Witness (Surah Al Fussilat 53 from Holy Quran)

[@thunderlightning1980]

When the albatross does that to their beaks, does that mean they are greeting or warning?

[@sanSDI]

I think its a warning

[@thunderlightning1980]

@@sanSDI ahhh, makes a lot of sense. I can tell by her body language.

[@witsch.witsch9378]

Anxiety, but not feeling really endangered, just disagreeing. Not liking what is happening. She would fight feeling in danger

[@Jop3lius]

@@witsch.witsch9378 Thats too much complex emotion you are putting there, its a sign to not come any closer. Its like some dogs that growl but never bite.

[@vincentho3964]

@@sanSDI if it's a warning, why did it allow the "egg exchange" ??

[@the_real_littlepinkhousefly]

Ranger Sharyn is so gentle with the egg and the mama ... lovely to watch it. It would have been fun to have an explanation of what she was doing throughout -- no idea why she pulled up the grass, etc. I could guess at what candling was, but still, an explanation would have been helpful.

[@liznm-natur-channel]

It is nest material. a gift for the parent :-)

[@the_real_littlepinkhousefly]

@@liznm-natur-channel Oh, I love that!

[@FullmetalAngyl]

The whole time I'm watching this I'm wondering why on Earth a rough 6th of the people who chose to like/dislike decided that this video deserved a negative..... There's so much crap out there getting 10 thumbs up and this beautiful, wholesome moment in such a beautiful place is getting thumbs down?

[@Ryfinius]

Probably some wuss who thinks everything is animal cruelty.

[@Souchi-ito]

Bots

[@sorola]

These birds can live up to 60+ years.....WOW.

[@liznm-natur-channel]

the oldest breeding female is 67 years old :-)

[@ОлегКеллер-у4у]

Ого. Птица как ручная, не боится😊👍

[@stevenkimball5592]

I had no idea how large of a bird those are even after many years of watching nature shows. No one ever gets close enough to compare size with until now .

[@gladyslustgirdle3004]

Excellent. Well done. This gives me.hope, in a world.of despair.

[@isabelaragao]

A cientista está fazendo escurinho para poder observar se tem um bebezinho se desenvolvendo no ovo. Minha mãe que é do sertão também faz isso. À noite, pega os ovos chocos das galinha e os coloca de frente para a luz da lanterna. Dá para ver a sombra de um filhotinho dentro do ovo.

[@fatimacoelho7557]

Minha mãe tbm fazia com as galinhas eu não sabia pra que era depois que aprendi tbm quem vivi na roça sabe...

[@ruthborgesalves9563]

Qta coisa linda e misteriosa q a gente nem sonha em saber... Aprendemos todo dia e morremos sem saber quase nada‼Mas,a natureza de DEUS é surpreendente, é sem medida a inteligência DIVINA. TE AMO DEUS LINDO ‼🥰🥰👏👏👏🙌🙌🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@isabelaragao]

@@ruthborgesalves9563 Também.

[@jaylyn7285]

I can't believe how mama willingly got up, watched her take her egg and swap it for a dud, then did the same thing when she swapped it back. I thought there would have been a fight to the death!!

[@nguyenthanho1172]

God bless you. Great woman

[@Ridantima]

So soothing to see this committed lady spending her time in conservation of nature....love and respect from India... 💐💐👏👏👏🙏🙏

[@dietmarpaetsch6396]

to India!

[@sweetcandy0o]

She knows eachother ...

[@FanTomas12]

- Ты рыбёшка сухопутная, решила меня обмануть? Сначала подменила яйцо, а потом под спряталась под курткой? Нет! От моего клюва не уйдёшь, рыба ты двухногая.

[@kimrodriguez1698]

She is a very patient Albatross mom. I think she likes you; she wants to converse!😄

[@ЛалаМил]

Спасибо, это прекрасно . 💓💓💓😘🦢🦆🦢🕊️🌷🥀🌹🌿🌱

[@liznm-natur-channel]

you're welcome 🤗

[@Cheezitnator]

She's so trusting. It's adorable. And so talkative. It's funny how what we might perceive as the same action or sound can actually mean different things. I'm pretty sure it was an entire conversation between them even if the lady is silent.

[@rondakudrna2054]

What is happening!? Oh, this is fantastic! Thank you for doing this brilliant work! So gently done! Bravo!

[@sumangalaelango680]

Great video on saving the endangered species, remarkable relationship with bird. 🙏

[@AshokKumar-or8df]

Wow! wonderful! There seems to be a deep connection, intimacy between him and them. All animals and birds also understand the language of love! Even if it is silent. ☺️🌹👌♥️👏🌷

[@PA-sb2jp]

Sharyn you are a true professional. That lovely bird could not have been calmer.

[@theawidmer1113]

Wat prachtig , zo respectvol 💖‼️

[@cashcleaner]

Albatross: Welp, an egg's an egg.

[@alisinc0001]

Unexpectedly brilliant, the trust from the albatross is beautiful.

[@simonbolivar8752]

Моглибы и рыбку принести, не обеднела бы!

[@ЕвгенийПрохоров-э2с]

Европейцы они такие!

[@ВладимирМихалыч-и3м]

Нельзя приучать диких животных что человек - источник пищи. Это плохо заканчивается для всех. Кроме того, альбатросы едят свежую рыбу из океана, можно навредить здоровью птицы.

[@БагланЧанкенов]

Нельзя этого делать они итак уже потпускают людеи к себе это плохо дики мир должен оставатся диким а человек как следствие разрушитель гармони чистои природы.☹

[@universityterramitica5631]

Я тоже подумала,что она принесла рыбу. А подмену яиц так и не поняла,в чём смысл,поясните, пожалуйста.

[@newwavepop]

my whole childhood i tried to figure uot a job were i could wear a cape, and failed. Albatross is like "OH COME ON, not you guys again" Sorceress switches egg. Albatross eyes it up for a bit "hmm something seems different ill give it the ole sit test, seems to feel ok" Sorceress. switches egg again. Albatross "ok thats it, OFF with ya"

[@mel8008]

What a wonderful human with her magical egg candling cape! 😊😉

[@divinavalente59]

Inesquecíveis momentos de beleza e de amor❤️

[@RuiPlaneSpotter]

Fantastic video ❤️❤️❤️

[@metincan8093]

As long as there are such people, the world will be better.

[@Ocean-Mariner]

Watching your work makes me well-up Sharyn. You're 'blessed'!

[@ВолгоградВолгоград-л1х]

И зачем птицу беспокоить? Лучше кушать дала бы

[@rachelsajilo7653]

The bird is like "why are you wasting my time,go and never come back"🤣🤣

[@liznm-natur-channel]

LoL

[@ManuelPerez-ze2qv]

I am all kind birds breeder, I looked myself when I check eggs. Sweet albatros mom. Wonderful way to teach people love and respect animals.

[@wellafresh555]

Блин, так трогательно! Минимум дискомфорта для птицы, с заботой и тактом, молодец биолог!

[@VladimirViktorovich73]

😊 невероятное для меня зрелище. Удивительное взаимодействие с природой. Супер❤❤❤

[@TheSoulCrisis]

Damn that's a big bird........so calm and gentle. They have a beautiful relationship and the bird trusts her.

[@beckycastillo1411]

Glad she is helping Nature, Momma bird is not aggressive. 🙂😃

[@MariyaDrawings]

O my god touching scene ❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️sooo lovely video 😍 👍 🤝 have a nice day 🤝

[@bijayamallik8953]

Mariya Drawings have

[@samirasabina7386]

Кто нибудь скажите пожалуйста, а какой это эксперимент был ❓🤔

[@Bacnow]

It’s amazing that these birds spend the first 6 years of their lives in flight without ever touching land! They are true masters of flight!

[@JoelJurvakainen]

How is that possible

[@jolarokicka3438]

Nic jej nie dałaś, ,,,,dlaczego ona tak Cię prosiła, o jakąś rybkę, bo siedzi na tym jajeczka , taka Z CIEBIE P, naukowiec ,,, pozdrawiam z TORONTO

[@TruthSurge]

Tricked that poor bird.... but I guess it was for the best. I'm surprised the bird didn't try to attack but maybe the bird was more worried about protecting the egg till she smelled that scent and went oh.... okay, word. Help yourself to my UNBORN BABY!

[@ahmadhassan3614]

Good job, please save beautiful creature

[@wilhelmbauer8844]

It's realy nice if wild animals trust humans.But if they would know what humans do with animals.............