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How many species of albatrosses are there?

April 26, 2017albatrosses species

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How many species of albatrosses are there?

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There are 22 species of albatross. They are: CR = Critically EndangeredEN = EndangeredVU = VulnerableNT = Not Threatened Amsterdam albatrossCRDiomedea amsterdamensisSouthern Indian Ocean Antipodean albatrossVUDiomedea antipodensisNew Zealand Atlantic yellow-nosed Albatross*ENThalassarche chlororhynchosS Atlantic, Tristan da Cunha Black-browed albatross*ENThalassarche melanophrysFalklands, New Zealand, Chile, South Geogia, Crozet & Kerguelen Islands, Heard & Macdonald Islands, Macquarie Island (Australia) Black-footed albatrossENPhoebastria nigripesNW Hawaiian Island (USA), Japan Bullers albatross*VUThalassarche bulleriNew Zealand Campbell albatrossVUThalassarche impavidaNew Zealand (Campbell Is) Chatham albatrossCRThalassarche eremitaNew Zealand (Chatham Is) Gibsons albatrossVUDiomedea antipodensis gibsoniNew Zealand Grey-headed albatross*VUThalassarche chrysostomaNew Zealand, Chile, South Georgia, Prince Edward & Marion Is (S Africa), Crozet & Kerguelen Is (France), Macquarie Is (Aust