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Some species find security in exile. Seabirds, such as gannets and guillemots, nest on treacherous cliffs far removed from terrestrial predators. Yet even in this seemingly safe haven, challenges persist—specifically, from aerial hunters like skuas. The guillemot's unique approach to fledging highlights the distinct adaptations across bird species; rather than taking flight from nests, the chicks leap directly into the water, showcasing an alternate survival strategy.