Procellariiformes
Tubenoses, also known as tubenose seabirds, are a group of seabirds that belong to the Procellariidae family. They are known for their distinctive tubular nostrils located above the bill, which are used for detecting food. Tubenoses are found in marine habitats, typically living and breeding on remote islands or coastal cliffs. They are pelagic birds that spend most of their time at sea, only coming to land to breed or molt.
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