Invasive Mice Kill Albatrosses Causing Decline of the Bird Species’ Population

Medicine & Technology Jun 21, 2022

A study reveals that invasive mice are killing albatrosses, causing the latter to decline in number. Read to know more about the threat these birds are facing.

Strange Pathologic Dinosaur Egg Discovered in India; How Is It Associated with Other Animal Species Like Turtles and Birds?

Jun 14, 2022

An abnormal dinosaur egg was discovered in western Central India. How is this discovery linked to other animal species like birds and turtles? Read to find out.

Dinosaur Metabolism Reveals Tyrannosaurus Rex Was Warm-Blooded While Stegosaurus Was Cold-Blooded [STUDY]

May 25, 2022

The metabolism of dinosaurs determined whether they were warm-blooded or cold-blooded. Read on to find out what group Tyrannosaurus rex, stegosaurus and other dinos belong to.

First Cases of Avian Influenza in Mammals Detected in Michigan State, Three Young Fox Dead

May 13, 2022

Wildlife authorities in Michigan confirms first cases of bird flu in mammals of the state. Read more about the details of the cases and the information on the avian influenza in the US

Over 2,000 Dehydrated Birds Treated at Animal Hospital; Climate Change As Cause of Creature’s Thirst Alarms Experts

May 06, 2022

Veterinarians claimed that the reason the over 2,000 birds treated at an animal hospital are dehydrated is because of climate change. Learn more about it here.

Flying Dinosaur Pterosaurs Confirmed with Feathers, Strands Full of Colors

Apr 22, 2022

A new study unearthed remains of a pterosaur that holds an answer to whether flying dinosaurs had feathers. Read more about the dinosaur from Brazil, and how it fits as the missing link between flying dinosaurs and modern-day birds.

Social Lives of Weaver Birds Linked with Diet and Biology, Study Finds

Apr 08, 2022

A new study found how the diet, social behavior, and habitat of weaver birds influence each other. Read on to learn more about the biology of these avian species.

The Secret to Bigger, More Plentiful Coffee Beans Relies on Birds and Bees; Here’s Why

Apr 05, 2022

A new study found that coffee beans are bigger and more plentiful and that’s because of the teamwork between birds and bees. Learn more about the team up here.

Tropic Birds More Colorful Than Avians Away from Equator, Studies Suggest

Apr 05, 2022

Charles Darwin and other naturalists have noticed that birds in tropic regions are much more colorful compared to other parts of the world. See how experts proved this early observation today.

BirdBot: Robotic Legs Inspired by Flightless Avians Can Run with Less Energy

Apr 01, 2022

The development of robotic limbs are surging in the past decade. Check out this new flightless bird-inspired machine that could run faster than the traditional motor-based robots.

Swallow Birds Observed to Decline Migration from Europe to Africa Due to Milder Winters

Mar 09, 2022

Swallow birds are known to migrate from Europe to South Africa during winter. Read on to know what disrupted this natural process.

Largest Flying Reptile Had a Wingspan Larger Than a King-Size Bed, Fossil Discovered in Scotland

Feb 23, 2022

Check out the 170-million-year-old pterosaur that scientists found at the Isle of Skye in Scotland, which is the largest flying reptile ever discovered.

Hundreds of Migratory Birds Simultaneously Died Above the Sky of Mexico in a Mysterious Event

Feb 16, 2022

A CCTV footage showed a mysterious moment when suddenly a flock of migratory birds, specifically yellow-headed blackbirds, fell from the sky of Chihuahua, Mexico.

Birds Courtship Can Teach You Tips, Tricks This Valentine's Day

Feb 04, 2022

Valentine's Day will be in a few weeks and what better way to learn the art of courtship than to learn it from birds to win a beloved's heart.

Earth's Magnetic Field Help Migratory Birds Know Which Direction to Head and How to Return to Nesting Sites

Jan 31, 2022

A new study sheds light on how migratory birds navigate their way back to their nesting sites after flying across continents.