There are three species of boobies on San Cristóbal, and they're able to live in perfect harmony thanks to a few key factors. Amazing Expeditions with Liz Bonnin, a National Geographic YouTube Original, is now available on the Nat Geo YouTube channel: https://on.natgeo.com/4khFhV3 | National Geographic TV

The Brown Booby is the most common and wide-ranging member of its oceangoing family. It's also one of the more eye-catching, with chocolate-brown upperparts that contrast with a white belly, and bright yellow legs and feet. The Brown Booby's species name leucogaster is from Ancient Greek leuko for "white" and gaster for "belly." This distinctive seabird shares its tropical range with the Red-footed Booby and other pelagic birds, such as the Laysan Albatross and White-tailed Tropicbird. But what

For blue-footed boobies, the bluer the feet, the more attractive the mate. | National Geographic Animals

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