Diomedea exulans is commonly known as the wandering albatross, a majestic bird of the Thalassarche genus. Synonyms for Diomedea exulans include the snowy albatross, great white albatross, or the snowy wandering albatross. This impressive bird is known to have the longest wingspan of any living bird, up to eleven feet. The wandering albatross is well-known for its ability to glide effortlessly through the air for hours at a time. They are primarily found in the Southern Ocean and are considered a highly threatened species due to climate change, pollution, and overfishing. Protecting their habitat and ensuring responsible fishing practices are imperative for the survival of this magnificent bird.