Flash: Albatross

Flash, a wildlife photographer, is tasked with photographing the largest seabird, the albatross. He embarks on a journey, braving strong winds, to capture the majestic bird. The albatross, with its massive wingspan, is three times larger than a seagull and can stay at sea for years. Flash successfully photographs the bird and returns to his office.

What is Flash's profession?

• A scientist

• A pilot

• A wildlife photographer

• A chef

What is the mission given to Flash?

• To film a documentary

• To document a thunderstorm

• To capture the biggest seabird

• To photograph a rare flower

What helps the albatross to fly?

• The strong winds

• The warm sun

• Its large beak

• Its strong legs

How much larger is an albatross compared to a seagull?

• Same size

• Twice as large

• Four times larger

• Three times larger

How long might an albatross stay at sea without touching land?

• Ten years

• Five years

• One year

• Two years