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The linked article is about the impact of climate change on the reproductive success of the wandering albatross, a seabird species found in the Southern Ocean. The researchers studied the relationship between climate variables, such as sea surface temperature and wind speed, and the breeding success of wandering albatrosses over a 55-year period. They found that the birds' breeding success has declined significantly due to the effects of climate change, particularly the increase in the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events. The article highlights the importance of understanding the impacts of climate change on vulnerable species and the need for conservation efforts to protect them.