Hands off: Why social distancing is key to a puffin’s survival from video of cats mating Watch Video

⏲ Duration: 62 sec
✓ Published: 09-Mar-2021

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Beneath the surface of the crisp Atlantic Ocean, a feathery torpedo zooms on a current. The puffin seems more suited to life under the sea than above it. These birds are pelagic, spending months bobbing and fishing from the chilly waves and only returning to land once a year to mate. But over the decades, their homecomings have become increasingly hostile. nnAlong the coastlines of the North Atlantic, puffins clumsily touch down for the mating season from April to August. Sporting bright orange