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Choose a Page:Which bird sleeps in the air?How do penguins keep their eggs warm?How can owls hunt in the dark?Why do parrots 'talk'?How do hummingbirds eat?Why do birds have colourful feathers?*Which bird has the widest wingspan?*Why are birds' beaks different?Which bird is the pirate of the air?Why do vultures have bald heads?What is a cockatoo?How does a woodpecker find its food?How many feathers does a bird have?How did the secretary bird get its... Which bird has the widest wingspan? Some species of the albatross can have a 3-metre wingspan - the widest of any bird. The albatross is a sea bird that glides over the waves for hours. It rides on the air currents, rarely flapping its long, narrow wings.   Previous: Back Book: Best Ever Q&A Section: Nature Chapter: Birds