The Southern Fulmar is a seabird with pale plumage and a pink bill tipped in black. It nests on cliffs on islands in the Southern Ocean and searches for food near the sea surface.
Its bill is pink with a black tip, and males and females look similar. Seasonal plumage change is not prominent.
It nests on ledges on island cliffs and takes fish, squid, krill, and other prey at the sea surface. It may gather in flocks at sea.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.