Baby Puffins Meet Their Unlikely Saviors | Puffling | The New Yorker Documentary

Icelandic teens are trading late-night parties for nocturnal rescues of young seabirds on a remote island.
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[@ritastern1680]

Thank you for introducing us to those wonderful young people.

[@candywilliams3533]

A noble cause. Best of luck to the pufflings, and to the people who are rescuing them. 🐧 ♥

[@jerrielindsey5939]

It seems that the problem could be helped with non glare lighting as we do in Florida for sea turtles. Bless these kids for doing this.

[@Eli-ld7qf]

That’s so beautiful!

[@BurnsidePDX72]

Really beautiful short documentary

[@meirchaimo6960]

Thats so sweet

[@tarico4436]

My fav prof's desktop tchotchke was a cartoon depiction of a puffin that said, "No puffin'." (For no smoking, of course.)

[@lustig8312]

It reminds me of the music video for the song Glósóli by Sigur Rós, the way the pufflings are gathered and brought to the cliffs where they fly away in the end

[@gmr4life]

very interesting barely puffin

[@AM-uz2jg]

why do they weigh them? thank you for making this. such an act of kindness.

[@o.n.3312]

maybe to have records of average weights throughout the year, to check for any sort of change in the puffins usual growing habits (time of birth, feeding, anomaly, etc..). i am not a specialist, i am only guessing what i think is the most likely reason.