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Wandering albatrosses, the world’s largest flying birds with a 3.5-meter wingspan, face extinction due to threats like longline fishing and plastic ingestion. Climate change poses an additional risk to their nesting sites in the Southern Hemisphere. These oceanic nomads spend most of their 60-year life at sea, breeding on subantarctic islands like Marion and Prince Edward. With a vulnerable conservation status, urgent measures are needed to protect these majestic birds and their unique habitats.