An Attenborough-size albatross "chick." OH MY GOODNESS.

"A Laysan Albatross walks by, pausing to stare at the chick like an admiring passerby. A nearby nester stands up, looks at its own egg, and starts talking to it. As hatching nears, parents commonly vocalize to their upcoming offspring. And as soon as a chick 'holes' or 'pips' the egg, it begins talking back. As Dr. Seuss might summarize: Horton finally hears a Who."
-Carl Safina, Eye of the Albatross