By Sheetal Kumari | January 3, 2025
Meet the 5 Largest Flying Birds in the World: These majestic giants of the skies inspire awe with their immense wingspans and incredible soaring abilities.
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The Andean Condor, with a wingspan of up to 10.5 feet, soars effortlessly over South America, symbolising strength and freedom in the Andes.
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The Andean Condor is a master glider, flying for hours without flapping its wings, thanks to rising air currents.
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With a wingspan of up to 11.5 feet, the Wandering Albatross roams vast distances, often circling the globe, and is famous for its unmatched wingspan.
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Albatrosses can sleep while flying! They take short naps mid-flight as they glide over the oceans.
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The Dalmatian Pelican, boasting a wingspan of up to 11.5 feet, thrives in wetlands across Europe and Asia, with its silvery-white plumage making it easily recognisable.
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This bird uses its giant bill to scoop up fish, sometimes working in groups to herd their prey into shallow waters.
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With a wingspan of up to 10.5 feet, the Marabou Stork is known for its scavenging habits, making it a vital part of Africa’s ecosystem.
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The Kori Bustard, with a wingspan of up to 9 feet, is the heaviest flying bird in the world, blending power with grace in the air and on land.
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