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Trails unique to the Ozarks let hikers wander through acres of meadows and prairie, with grasses and wildflowers waving in ...
A humpback whale diving under the ocean’s surface, cownose rays approaching menhaden bait fish, and a spinner shark on the hunt are all images taken by the inaugural winner of the International Aerial ...
Every year the judges of the Audubon Photography Awards, including myself, are treated to hundreds of photographs capturing unusual or rare bird behaviors. Some are surely a lucky snap, but most are ...
Photographing birds is both challenging and rewarding. For starters, they like to move around a lot. What's more, birds aren't always in the most convenient of locations—out on a lake, high up in a ...
A recent study highlights that climate change and habitat destruction endanger global bird diversity, potentially leading to the extinction of unique species. Hunting pressure and climate stress ...
A VERY unusual patient has arrived far from home at one Herefordshire vet practice. A little puffin, a bird more commonly associated with the coast, has been brought into Hereford's Vets for Pets ...
More than 500 bird species are likely to be wiped out from the face of the Earth in the next 100 years, due to climate change and habitat loss, according to a study on Tuesday.
But the researchers said that reducing hunting and preventing accidental deaths would save birds with more unusual features, which are especially important for ecosystem health.
Scientists say that the extinction of vulnerable birds - such as the helmeted hornbill, the bare-necked umbrella bird and the yellow-bellied sunbird-asity - would "greatly reduce" the variety of bird ...
Birds have evolved a unique tolerance for sour foods by rewiring a key taste receptor, reshaping their diets and ecosystems.