The Lone Star State has soared to the top as the No. 3 best state for birdwatching in 2025, according to a new study by Lawn Love.The report ranked all 50 states based on five "feather-forward" ...

Professor Emily Jane McTavish and colleagues at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology have mapped the evolution of every known bird ...

The creation of three "dire wolf" pups has raised hopes that it may be possible to resurrect extinct animals. But some scientists have grave concerns. Swathes of scientific data deletions are ...

Laura Cook, bird research coordinator at Warner Parks Nature Center, told News 2 that the strong southerly winds are the reason behind the large number of migrating birds. According to Cook, more than ...

During migration our homes may be the most dangerous thing for birds. Lisa Gaumnitz shares active measures to protect our ...

Once reviled, the Greater Adjutant stork was nearly extinct, but the conservation efforts of Dr. Purnima Devi Barman and her 'Hargila Army' has turned the bird's fate around. Greater Adjutant ...

Certain bird species can sleep while flying by using slow-wave sleep, resting one half of their brain. Let’s explore remarkable birds that master this incredible mid-air napping skill.

The BIRDS program, developed by Kyushu Institute of Technology, is an educational initiative focused on CubeSat development. This repository serves as a central hub for open-sourcing files, code, and ...

A high fence surrounding the pristine property keeps out larger animals like foxes and rabbits, but birds, to state the obvious, can fly. Over 340 species of the feathered creatures make their way ...

All birds fly high in the sky, soaring to new heights in search of a home and food. However, while some are always visible to us-- like pigeons and crows-- others do not even catch the human eye ...

But now that she wants to return to New York City on the same airline that flew her there, they won't let the parrot fly home with her ... his mom's 10-ounce bird on the flight, offering proof ...

“Sometimes I get an image of a bird flying over an ocean, like fighting the wind. And rooting for it to make it across, you know. And how it feels in my hands, because my hands are interlocked ...