WWF-Canada 67d ago

Big for a potato. Small for a seabird. Perfectly built for the ocean. Atlantic puffins have a reputation for looking a little clumsy in the air — but puffin researcher Jill Taylor is here to set the record straight. In this clip from Good Nature Episode 3, Jill explains why puffins flap so fast, why they're often smaller than people expect, and why their round little bodies make a lot more sense once you see them underwater. Turns out, appearances in nature can be very deceiving. 🎧 Watch the full episode: youtu.be/qzFpoV8uqAo