The Northern Giant Petrel is a large seabird found primarily in the Southern Ocean. It has a wingspan of about 1.5 to 2 meters and is known for its robust body and long, pointed wings. These birds are often seen gliding over the ocean and are skilled at scavenging for food, primarily feeding on fish, squid, and carrion. Breeding occurs on sub-Antarctic islands, where they nest in colonies. The Northern Giant Petrel is characterized by its distinctive dark plumage and a large, hooked bill, which helps it tear into prey. They are also known for their strong parental care, with both parents sharing the responsibility of feeding and protecting their young.