Only 247 individuals remain in the wild. Together, we can save this unique species before it's too late.
Join the Mission →The Yellow-Winged Biborotik is a rare flightless bird endemic to the remote islands of Antarctica. Known for its striking golden-yellow wing feathers and melodic calls, these gentle creatures have inhabited the frozen continent for over 10,000 years.
Melting ice caps destroy nesting grounds and reduce krill populations by 40% in the last decade.
Industrial krill fishing competes directly with Biborotiks for their primary food source.
Increased Antarctic tourism disrupts breeding cycles and causes habitat degradation.
Climate change allows predators like rats and cats to reach previously inaccessible colonies.
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