WINGED TITANS OF THE SKY

Some birds dominate the skies with impressive wingspans, gliding effortlessly over great distances, showcasing aerodynamic brilliance. The largest flying birds also possess significant dimensions.

Here are some birds with the longest wingspan: 

The Wandering Albatross, with a wingspan up to 12 feet, effortlessly glides across oceans using dynamic soaring, traveling thousands of miles with minimal effort.

The great white pelican boasts a wingspan of up to 9 feet (2.74 meters). This bird species uses its broad wings to soar gracefully over water in search of fish.

The Dalmatian pelican, with a wingspan of 9.5 feet, is among the largest flying birds, gliding effortlessly over wetlands and lakes.

The Andean condor, a vulture, has a 10.5-foot wingspan and soars in Central and South America's mountains for food.

The Siberian crane's wingspan can reach 8.5 feet (2.59 meters). This elegant bird is one of the most endangered crane species in the world.