the.com/seabird
A bird that traded forests for the planet's largest, wettest commute.
means A bird adapted to life at sea, feeding in the ocean and often only returning to land to breed.
from Plain English compound of sea and bird, but the lineage runs deep — ancestors took to coasts tens of millions of years ago, long before the word existed.
Marathon flyerArctic terns migrate pole to pole yearly.
Salt problemSpecial glands flush out seawater they drink.
Old timersSome albatrosses outlive humans, breeding past sixty.