Flash: Albatross

Flash, a wildlife photographer, is tasked with photographing the largest seabird, the albatross. He embarks on a journey, braving strong winds, to capture the majestic bird. The albatross, with its massive wingspan, is three times larger than a seagull and can stay at sea for years. Flash successfully photographs the bird and returns to his office.

What does the story suggest about the albatross's time spent at sea?

What does Flash need to do to accomplish his mission?