Albatrosses are large seabirds that have few natural predators due to their size and oceanic habitat. However, they do face some threats from predators in certain circumstances. One of the main predators of albatross chicks is the giant petrel, a scavenging seabird that will prey on chicks that are left unattended or in vulnerable situations. Additionally, some predatory fish, such as sharks or killer whales, may occasionally target adult albatrosses if they are weakened or injured. However, these instances are relatively rare, and overall, albatrosses are well-adapted to their oceanic environment, minimizing their exposure to predators.