{"type":"video","version":"1.0","provider":"SproutVideo","provider_name":"SproutVideo","provider_url":"https://sproutvideo.com","title":"Masked booby parent with chicks","html":"\u003ciframe class='sproutvideo-player' src='https://videos.sproutvideo.com/embed/449fdab41b13ebcccd/af6ea8ac987a121f' width='630' height='354' frameborder='0' allowfullscreen referrerpolicy='no-referrer-when-downgrade' title='Video Player'\u003e\u003c/iframe\u003e","width":630,"height":354,"duration":51.952,"description":"The masked booby is able to dive more than several tens of meters in height to catch a fish. It feeds mainly on flying fish and squid. The Kena nests on the ground in scattered colonies, often on the beach in windy places. During the breeding season the parents incubate 2 eggs, laid 6 days apart, but will only care for one during hatching. The male has a bright yellow beak, while it is green-yellow in the female.\n\nTetiaroa now boasts a resident masked booby family. The happy couple hatched 2 chicks in October in their nesting area in the northern part of motu Hiraanae.","thumbnail_url":"https://cdn-thumbnails.sproutvideo.com/449fdab41b13ebcccd/af6ea8ac987a121f/1688175908/w_1280/poster.jpg?v=1688175924","thumbnail_width":640,"thumbnail_height":360,"video_id":"449fdab41b13ebcccd"}