Albatrosses some of the world's most loyal birds are "divorcing" more due to climate change. Research published in the Royal city journal looked at 15,500 breeding pairs in the Falkland Islands over 15 years.
Albatrosses divorce is basically just cheating in human terms . It is when one part of a couple mates with a different individual. Like humans, albatrosses also have an awkward growing-up phase. Trying (and sometimes failing) to figure out the best way to get into a relationship.
But normally when they find a good mate, they stick together for life. Just 1%of albatrosses separate after choosing thier life partner which is much lower than the human divorce rate in UK 🇬🇧.
But in the years covered by the study with warmer water temperatures, up to 8% of albatrosse couples split up.
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